How It Works

• When called, embed error suppression is enabled for the current command execution.
• Only errors originating from embed functions (missing fields, invalid values, formatting issues) are suppressed.
• All other runtime errors continue to be displayed normally — unless $suppressErrors is also active.

When to Use

• Dynamic embeds: when embed content is built from variables or API responses that may sometimes be empty or invalid.
• Optional embed fields: when some embed properties are conditionally set and may fail in certain code paths.
• Graceful degradation: when you prefer embeds to silently fail rather than show error messages, perhaps because you have fallback text responses.

Comparison with $suppressErrors

Function	Scope
$embedSuppressErrors	Embed errors only
$suppressErrors	All runtime errors (including embed errors)

If you call $suppressErrors, embed errors are already suppressed — you don’t need $embedSuppressErrors in addition. Use $embedSuppressErrors alone when you want to hide embed rendering issues while still seeing other errors (useful during development).

Example: Graceful Embed Fallback

$embedSuppressErrors
$title[$var[title]]
$description[$var[body]]
$footer[$var[footer]]

$if[$var[body]==""]
$sendMessage[⚠️ No data available for the embed.]
$endif

If the variables are empty, the embed may fail to render but the fallback text message still appears.