Use es6 template literal syntax for logging errors #4853
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I have changed the code from using the old style of concatenating strings using + and have used es6 string literals.
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The See #4710 (comment), #4621 (review), #4591 (comment), #4522 (review) |
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Maybe we should re-factor in the next major versions! |
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Express 5 is going to drop old Node.js versions and will support ES6 syntax. This is discussed in #2755. |
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In the next version of express v5.0+, we will support the ES6 syntax #2755
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I have changed the code from using the old style of concatenating strings using + and have used es6 string literals.