`no implicit conversion of nil into Integer (TypeError)`
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Assessment
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Research direction
Start by reproducing the Set.new([1]).include?(JS::True) example and trace where the type conversion failure becomes a TypeError. The issue names no files or tests; done means the failure reports a clearer error message for this conversion case.
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Description
We should report better error message for type conversion failure
e.g.
Set.new([1]).include?(JS::True)
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- Ruby
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