The ABI entry for the error that was thrown. You can use this to extract the name, for instance. This may be spoofed for built-in types of errors.
The list of decoded arguments passed to revert(); currently, this will always contain just a single string.
The decoding mode that was used; see the README for more on these.
The class of the contract that (according to this decoding) defined the
error type, as a Format.Types.ContractType. This will be null if the
error was defined outside of the contract or it's one of the builtin
Error(string) or Panic(uint) types.
May be omitted if we can't determine it, as may occur in ABI mode.
Further information about how the decoding may be interpreted. Note that interpretations may be added by things that use @truffle/codec, such as @truffle/decoder, rather than by
The kind of decoding; indicates that this is a RevertMessageDecoding.
Indicates that this kind of decoding indicates an unsuccessful return.
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This type represents a decoding of the return data as a revert message. For forward-compatibility, we do not assume that the revert message is a string.