Any way to see the name for partials when they cause an error?

[EyePulp]

Howdy; Long time lurker, first time poster! =) I couldn't find this issue with a number of searches, so I apologize if it's been raised.

I'm using v4.7.6 on the server side, with this roughly for my instantiation:

const handlebars = require('handlebars').create();
handlebars.registerPartial("foo", templateStringFromFile);
handlebars.compile(pageContent, { strict: true });

Using {strict: true } gives me a head's up for missing values, which I want, but I've noticed when a partial is the source of the error, tracing the problem is challenging:

Error {
    column: 24,
    description: undefined,
    endColumn: 40,
    endLineNumber: 8,
    fileName: undefined,
    lineNumber: 8,
    message: '"domain" not defined in undefined - 8:24',
    name: 'Error',
    number: undefined,
  }

Lots of useful information, but still a struggle to track down on more complex sites with lots of partials or generic variables in play.

My question is whether there's a way to trace errors to the particular partial, or whether there's a way to decorate the Error thrown with the name of the partial.

I'm hoping to put some effort into the code seeing if this is a dumb request, but if anyone has some wisdom to share I'd be obliged.

Thanks, and thanks for a fantastic product - I've used it for probably 8 years or more (is that possible?)