Sure! Here’s an example of how you can format the answer as HTML content in a div without the body, h1, and html tags:
“`html
Query Error
Error: schema validation failed with the following errors: data path “/polyfills” must be string.
Explanation:
When you encounter the error message “schema validation failed with the following errors: data path ‘/polyfills’ must be string,” it indicates that there is an issue with the data provided for the “/polyfills” property.
In a schema validation, data types are enforced for properties. In this case, the “/polyfills” property is expected to be a string, but it seems to have a different data type assigned to it.
Example:
If you have a JSON object with a “polyfills” property, make sure it contains a string value:
{
"polyfills": "example-polyfill.js"
}
If you’re working with a different programming language or framework, the error message can vary, but the core issue is generally the same: the expected data type for the “/polyfills” property is not being met.
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In this example, the error message and its explanation are enclosed within a div tag. The error message is displayed with a `` tag for emphasis. The explanation provides details about the error and what it means. An example JSON object is included to demonstrate a correct usage of the “polyfills” property.
Please note that without the `body`, `html`, and `h1` tags, this HTML code would not be a complete HTML document.