[BUG] Logger.debug() called on tokenActionHudCoreApiReady creates infinite loop.

[draconas1]

Describe the bug

Hooks.once('tokenActionHudCoreApiReady', async (coreModule) => {
    coreModule.api.Logger.debug('badger')
}

However The debug method first makes a check for the debug variable. And int his case it is hitting the else condition so calls into Utils.getSetting('debug')

 static debug (message, data) {
        const isDebug = (game.tokenActionHud) ? game.tokenActionHud.debugSetting : Utils.getSetting('debug')

getSetting has a catch block that calls Logger.debug so if the setting is not found and the catch runs we end up in an infinite loop looking for the debug flag.

This causes an infinite loop, breaking with a stack overflow

ils.js:18 Uncaught (in promise) RangeError: undefined. Maximum call stack size exceeded
[Detected 2 packages: token-action-hud-core, foundry-4e-tools]
    at Logger.debug (utils.js:18:90)
    at Utils.getSetting (utils.js:176:20)
    at Logger.debug (utils.js:18:90)
    at Utils.getSetting (utils.js:176:20)
    at Logger.debug (utils.js:18:90)

Steps to reproduce Creating a sample hook listener that immediately calls debug should do the trick.

Versions:

• Token Action HUD Core: 1.5.4
• Token Action HUD System: dnd4e
• System: dnd4e
• Foundry VTT: 11.315
• Browser: Foundry App

Additional context Any additional context.

[draconas1]

Interestingly I have debug enabled on this, so am unsure why it was hitting the catch block and getting the infinite loop.

[Larkinabout]

Fixed in Token Action HUD Core 1.5.6.