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If an error originates from a dependency, we should identify it when possible. For example, when we know we are interacting with Docker and Docker throws an error, we should have some text like: Lando attempted to interact with Docker but it responded with the following error: 'I hate you.' This way I know that it's docker that hates me, not Lando.
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* update listr2 and add a processTasks option to CLI
* remove checksToListr and push up processTasks
* add a place on the CLI to collect listr tasks
* rework listr task running
* rework listr task running part 2
* Bump to dockerfile-build branch of @lando/core for testing purposes
If an error originates from a dependency, we should identify it when possible. For example, when we know we are interacting with Docker and Docker throws an error, we should have some text like:
Lando attempted to interact with Docker but it responded with the following error: 'I hate you.'
This way I know that it's docker that hates me, not Lando.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: