cypress-audit: Cannot destructure property 'errors' of 'object null' as it is null,

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What does not work? Report not able to be generated. Error being thrown is: “Cannot destructure property ‘errors’ of ‘object null’ as it is null,” and it quotes line 41 at command-handler inside /src, where it reads: .then(({ errors, results })

How to reproduce? Setting up a basic, essentially empty test, as follows.

describe("empty test", () =>  {
    const retryOptions = {retries: {runMode: 0, openMode: 0}}
    it('runs an empty test', retryOptions, () => {
        cy.visit(*any url*)
        cy.lighthouse()
    })
})

index has what it’s supposed to:

  on('before:browser:launch', (browser, launchOptions) => {
    prepareAudit(launchOptions);
    return launchOptions
  })

inside of on.task:

    lighthouse: lighthouse(),  // calling the function is important
    pa11y: pa11y(), // calling the function is important

and in commands: import "cypress-audit/commands";

Expected behavior Audit will be generated

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Mac OsX 12.01
• Chrome version: 95.0.4638.69
• Cypress version: 8.6

Any other information that may help fixing the issue? My inclination is that this is perhaps more a problem with cypress and the way it handles port assignment, or maybe another thing I bring up a bit further down, but I’m still creating this issue in case other people are running into the same when trying to incorporate cypress-audit for the first time. Also, this is the console.log of the lighthouse object. Seems relevant that config and opts are both undefined:

{
    "config": undefined
    "opts": undefined
    "url": "*any url*",
    "thresholds": {
        "performance": 100,
        "accessibility": 100,
        "best-practices": 100,
        "seo": 100,
        "pwa": 100
    }
}

My last bit of context is that ‘before:browser:launch’ doesn’t seem to be running- console.log-ing it, at least, doesn’t show anything. Again, this points to cypress being the problem, but I’m just curious if this has become an issue for anyone else.