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Track JS error - {${some error}}
fix: get a full detailed error log of "unhandledrejection"
1) In the unhandledrejection event I added the code to extract the actual error.
2) Since the error happens in third-party load resources I've handled the most weak places in our code. I've added "wrappers" (block try/catch) for some methods of Google Drive API. I found articles where people use it for them.
3) The first thing that can hit the unhandledrejection event place is the 'throw e' line of code, so I replaced it with the trackJS() handler.
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