This has bit me multiple times now, when I'm debugging and want to console.log a value, and have to remember why it's not working. I could open up the full debugger everytime, but frequently it's more convenient to just spit something to stdout.
I've moved the implementation back to only quiet the console in Peregrine.test.js, since the large majority of tests/functionality are never going to spit content to the console
In #11, my original implementation only made the console quiet in
Peregrine.test.js. There was a request to do this globally for all tests.This has bit me multiple times now, when I'm debugging and want to
console.loga value, and have to remember why it's not working. I could open up the full debugger everytime, but frequently it's more convenient to just spit something tostdout.I've moved the implementation back to only quiet the console in
Peregrine.test.js, since the large majority of tests/functionality are never going to spit content to the console