Make console.log to be logged rather then reported ?
See original GitHub issueBased on #419 I think we might provide this feature - allow redirecting console.log
to a file.
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For those looking for a quick and dirty fix for now, putting the following line:
at the top of your spec file will suppress all console.log statements in your code. Alternatively, you could redefine it to do anything else, such as a write to a file.
https://github.com/karma-runner/karma/blob/master/context/karma.js#L116
console
messages in the browser are forwarded to the server via the ‘info’ socket call. That ultimately calls the reporter onBrowserLog function. The reporter does whatever it wants with that result.