Turn deprecation warnings into logs

Deprecation warnings in the latest 3.x versions make my app look like it’s broken, while it works perfectly. I know that these warnings only appear in development, however they bring a lot of noise and potentially hide real errors.

Is it possible to turn these warnings into console.log() messages instead of console.error()?

• This is not a v0.x issue.
• I have searched the issues of this repository and believe that this is not a duplicate.

Expected Behavior 🤔

Use code from 3.0 with the latest 3.x without error (because of semver)

Current Behavior 😯

Using an old Typography variant (like <Typography variant="title" />), or a <TableCell numeric />, or a raised Button raises error in the console:

Context 🔦

I’m migrating react-admin from material-ui v1 to material-ui v3 (cf https://github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/3102). And I can’t find a syntax that works for both versions 😦

[oliviertassinari]

It was designed on purpose to have the component stack trace, hence it’s verbose. It makes it much simpler to find the line of code responsible for the problem. It should only warn once.

[mediafreakch]

I am very confused about those console errors and it’s not clear to me how to get rid of them. They are very noisy, I can’t easily see the console errors I actually need to care about. I can’t influence the deprecation warnings myself, because they’re caused by a 3rd-party library (react-admin).

Maybe consider hiding them behind a config flag next time, or do it like Vue and provide a specific migration build/package.