Remove impossible condition.

[ferrantejake]

Removes impossible-to-fulfill condition which expects the error message to match the name of the path of a connector.

This fix addresses the issue here: #1866

Checklist

• Sign off your commits with DCO (Developer Certificate of Origin)
• npm test passes on your machine
• New tests added or existing tests modified to cover all changes
• Code conforms with the style guide
• Commit messages are following our guidelines

[ferrantejake]

I tried to squash the commits into a single commit that was signed off.. sorry for the messy commit history. Not really sure how to get those commits signed off at this point. Open to closing this PR and creating a new one if that's what it takes.

[dhmlau]

@ferrantejake, this is what i usually do:

git clone ${forked repository url}
cd ${repo}
git checkout ${branch user used to open PR}
git remote add upstream ${strongloop repo url}
git remote -v // optional - used to verify remotes you have setup
git fetch upstream
git rebase -i upstream/master 
// rebase + re-word / change commit message as usual and exit edit mode
git push origin +${branch you are on -- the one user used to open PR}

[ferrantejake]

Thanks for the guide, still having trouble with this so I am going to close it and open another.