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Check for console.log() in CI #1156
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DEFRA/water-abstraction-team#94 During development, we constantly use `console.log()` to print out and check for expected results. Although they are useful during the development process, it is very common that we forget to remove them, leading to requested changes during pull requests 😪. Currently, we use checks within our CI to catch mistakes similar to this such as `.only()` on `describe` and `it` blocks within our unit tests. ```yaml # Before we do anything, check we haven't accidentally left any `describe.only()` or `it.only(` statements in the # tests # # Reworking of https://stackoverflow.com/a/21788642/6117745 - name: Temporary tag check run: | ! grep -R 'describe.only(\|it.only(' test ``` Aside from the accidental `console.log()` present, there is one instance we do not want the CI to flag. Within `app/server.js` there is a `console.log()` that is there to log unhandled exceptions. In this case we can change it to 'console.error()' to get around this. This PR is focused on implementing the checks for `console.log()` when pushing code and changing the `console.log()` within `app/server.js` to `console.error()`.
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DEFRA/water-abstraction-team#94
During development, we constantly use
console.log()
to print out and check for expected results. Although they are useful during the development process, it is very common that we forget to remove them, leading to requested changes during pull requests 😪.Currently, we use checks within our CI to catch mistakes similar to this such as
.only()
ondescribe
andit
blocks within our unit tests.Aside from the accidental
console.log()
present, there is one instance we do not want the CI to flag. Withinapp/server.js
there is aconsole.log()
that is there to log unhandled exceptions. In this case we can change it to 'console.error()' to get around this.This PR is focused on implementing the checks for
console.log()
when pushing code and changing theconsole.log()
withinapp/server.js
toconsole.error()
.