pass default onwarn and onerror handlers to user's callbacks#883
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I think that's exactly the right approach, and it'll become particularly useful once warnings are objects with codes etc |
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Part of #824. This is a bit hacky but it seemed to be the most localized change that addresses this. Basically I'm replacing
options.onwarnandoptions.onerrorwith versions that take one argument (the warning/error) and call the user's original callback with two arguments (the warning/error and the default handlers). The reason for this was so that the several places whereoptions.onwarnandoptions.onerrorare called can all remain the same. This can be changed if that seems a bit too hacky.