Internal Error in Expression2 Script with @strict: WriteDouble Argument Issue

[KemGus]

Description:
When running an Expression2 script with @strict enabled, an undefined variable (Tut_Warning) causes a Wiremod internal error instead of a proper E2 error. This behavior is unexpected, as @strict should catch undefined variables and throw an E2 error, not a Wiremod-level error.

• The issue occurs specifically when @strict is enabled.
• The variable Tut_Warning is never defined, which should trigger an E2 error instead of hard wiremod error
• The error seems to propagate to the Wiremod level, causing an internal error instead of being caught by the E2 runtime.

Code:

@strict

if(first() | dupefinished()){
    
    Green = vec(0, 255,0)
    Red = vec(255, 0, 0)
    Tutorial = 0
    
    if(Tutorial){
        
        Tut_Warning = 0

    }

    if(!Tut_Warning & Tutorial){
        printColor(Green, "Ready to use!")
    }
    elseif(Tut_Warning){
        printColor(Red, "Warnings: ", Tut_Warning, ", Follow instructions!")
    }
    
}

Error Message:

[Wiremod Canary] Warning! A net message (wire_expression2_printColor) is already started! Discarding in favor of the new message! (wire_clienterror)
  1. ClientError - lua/wire/wireshared.lua:311
   2. Error - lua/entities/gmod_wire_expression2/init.lua:323
    3. Execute - lua/entities/gmod_wire_expression2/init.lua:150
     4. Setup - lua/entities/gmod_wire_expression2/init.lua:559
      5. func - lua/wire/stools/expression2.lua:441
       6. unknown - lua/includes/extensions/net.lua:37

sv: Expression 2 (generic): Internal error 'entities/gmod_wire_expression2/core/debug.lua:321: bad argument #1 to 'WriteDouble' (number expected, got nil)' at line 23, char 5

[thegrb93]

Even worse, it's feeding the variable into the printColor function which is invoking the error. Being able to feed functions types they shouldn't be allowed to take poses a huge security concern, although it seems it might only occur for undefined types which default to number.