Variable "console" is not defined!
See original GitHub issueTrying to setup a basic hello world program fails with the error Variable "console" is not defined!
. I’ve created a repo for this example here: https://github.com/Yamboy1/hegel-test. How do I get the console to work?
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Not directly related to the browser environment. Node also has
console
global variable. Any plans to release this support? Loving this tool so much ❤️@richardaum It’s already solved for Node.js, as I remember