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cli: Improve error handling for plugin commands #24250
cli: Improve error handling for plugin commands #24250
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nit: I wonder if we should change the test below to be a bit more specific by using
strings.HasSuffix
rather thanstrings.Contains
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I'm already pretty uncomfortable with how brittle these tests are tbh (string-matching on error messages that can be arbitrarily updated), and it doesn't feel like that meaningfully improves the intent of the test, but it does make it more brittle. Unless you disagree strongly, I'd prefer to leave it as-is.