jackwener/OpenCLI · error · CommandExecutionError

${result.error}

Error message

${result.error}

What it means

This is the non-auth branch of the same check in `reddit saved`: when the in-page script returned an error and it does not include 'Not logged in', the raw error string is re-thrown as a CommandExecutionError (error 3376 prefixes it; this entry is the direct rethrow at the adjacent line). Both represent a generic in-page failure while fetching the saved list; only authentication problems are routed to AuthRequiredError.

Source

Thrown at clis/reddit/saved.js:46

        const res = await fetch('/user/' + username + '/saved.json?limit=' + limit + '&raw_json=1', {
          credentials: 'include'
        });
        const d = await res.json();
        return (d?.data?.children || []).map(c => ({
          title: c.data.title || c.data.body?.slice(0, 100) || '',
          subreddit: c.data.subreddit_name_prefixed || 'r/' + (c.data.subreddit || '?'),
          score: c.data.score || 0,
          comments: c.data.num_comments || 0,
          url: 'https://www.reddit.com' + (c.data.permalink || ''),
        }));
      } catch (e) {
        return { error: e.toString() };
      }
    })()`);
        if (result?.error) {
            if (String(result.error).includes('Not logged in'))
                throw new AuthRequiredError('reddit.com', result.error);
            throw new CommandExecutionError(result.error);
        }
        return (result || []).slice(0, kwargs.limit);
    }
});

View on GitHub (pinned to 49907e53dc)

Solutions

1. Read the thrown error string to identify the underlying in-page failure
2. Re-login to refresh the session, then retry the saved command
3. Reinstall/update the package in case your injected script is out of sync with Reddit's current page
4. Retry after a short backoff for transient failures

Example fix

// before
const saved = await runCli(['reddit', 'saved']);
// after
try {
  const saved = await runCli(['reddit', 'saved']);
} catch (e) {
  console.error('saved list failed:', e.message); // inspect and retry once
}

// Validate session validity before invoking:
const ok = await page.evaluate("fetch('/api/me.json?raw_json=1',{credentials:'include'}).then(r=>r.ok)");
if (!ok) throw new Error('Session invalid — re-login before listing saved posts');

function isInPageError(r) {
  return r != null && typeof r === 'object' && typeof r.error === 'string';
}

try {
  const saved = await runCli(['reddit', 'saved']);
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof CommandExecutionError && !/Not logged in/.test(e.message)) {
    console.error('In-page failure:', e.message);
    await sleep(2000); // single retry for transient issues
  } else throw e;
}

When it happens

Trigger: page.evaluate catch block returns { error: e.toString() } for anything other than login issues: TypeError from missing DOM nodes, failed fetch, JSON.parse failure on an unexpected Reddit response.

Common situations: Reddit A/B tests changing page structure; temporary 5xx served to the in-page fetch; script bugs after partial edits to the injected code.

Related errors

• reddit.com: ${result.error}
• Not a git repository
• Working tree not clean: ${status}
• 1point3acres thread
• 1point3acres user

AI-assisted analysis of jackwener/OpenCLI@49907e53dc (2026-08-29). Data as JSON: /api/errors/cfa35e3bcf45bab9. Report an issue: GitHub.