Any idea why i have to do this in nodejs to catch exceptions instead of wrapping in a standard

try-catch

?

process.on("uncaughtException", (err) => {
    console.error(err);
  });

  client
    .collections("docs")
    .documents()
    .import(documentsToIndex, { action: "upsert" });

That method returns a promise, so you would have to use

await

in front of it to be able to use try catch

ah jesus lol. long day of coding thanks

Btw there was an issue in older versions of tyepsense-js where import didn't throw any errors at all. You want to make sure you use the latest version of the lib

i'm on latest. thanks for heads up. great job on the product btw, our team loves typesense over the competitors in teh space

Thanks Robert! That's awesome to hear 🙂

love it when i search & find my old issue and solution again. 😄