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Add standardized error code to safe-outputs-mcp-server port validation#55041
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[WIP] Fix missing standardized error code for port-validation error
Add standardized error code to safe-outputs-mcp-server port validation
Aug 23, 2026
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safe-outputs-mcp-server.cjsthrew an invalid-port error without a standardized error code prefix, causing the conformance checker to flagUSE-001(missing standardized error codes).Changes
ERR_CONFIGcode fromerror_codes.cjs— already the established convention for configuration/startup failures across the codebase (e.g.create_files.cjs,create_prompt.cjs,check_command_position.cjs)GH_AW_SAFE_OUTPUTS_PORTvalidation error withERR_CONFIG:No new error code was introduced since
ERR_CONFIGalready precisely matches this case's category ("configuration errors: missing env vars, bad setup").