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Unusual SuiteScript Behavior
Sorry for the ambiguous title but it takes a bit to describe this.
So I'm making a Field Change Client Script that simply gets the values from two different fields, adds them together, and then sets another field with that value. Easy enough I thought, so I backtracked to the very first operations and stepped through it and found the (at least the first) point where it is failing and I can't understand why.
Attached are the Before and After scripts; implied is that the After script is the one causing the error. To save you the time to compare, in the After script I simply added the line:
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