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🐛 I'd like my console.log statements to stay intact please 😅
See original GitHub issue🐛 report
even with a .uglifyrc that looks like:
{
"compress": {
"drop_console": false
}
}
It still seems to strip console.log statements when I run parcel build through the CLI.
As an example, pull the console branch of this repo and run npm run build.
The code that ends up in dist does not include any console.log
It causes no errors, just doesn’t seem to pick up the config file at all.
Love parcel though ❤️
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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I think it would make sense to change the default to be non-destructive. It certainly caught me off guard and took me a little bit to figure out. I didn’t expect minification to change behavior.
Also the config, if it exists needs to be used, but that’s a different issue.
@devongovett @DeMoorJasper thanks! ❤️