(Separately, I *also* love the way that errors -- like the one here -- include a debug URL. In addition to helping the developer fix things, access patterns to those URLs give us practical telemetry about what's causing confusion so that we can make improvements.)https://twitter.com/patrickc/status/1220839911181312000 …
React also does this in a smart way, they display warnings in the console and put a reference to that specific error under the /warnings URL path (for e.g https://reactjs.org/warnings/special-props.html …)