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For a project of this size, logging seems like a must. Especially with bugs such as #2151. I recently had a consistent repro on Windows 10 64-bit in Chrome 56.0.2896.3 dev, but now that it's updated to 56.0.2906.0 dev, I no longer can consistently repro that bug. If there was a flag, say debug=true in the URL, then people who can consistently repro issues could post a log dump for those who can't.
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What would you want logged? Chrome already includes a really great code profiler that can trace all the JavaScript calls. It just seems like you'd get far more information by using the tool than from anything we could write to the console.log.
For a project of this size, logging seems like a must.
For a project of this size, logging seems like a must. Especially with bugs such as #2151. I recently had a consistent repro on Windows 10 64-bit in Chrome 56.0.2896.3 dev, but now that it's updated to 56.0.2906.0 dev, I no longer can consistently repro that bug. If there was a flag, say
debug=true
in the URL, then people who can consistently repro issues could post a log dump for those who can't.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: