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When using the fetch command, $ fetch and the parameters, (e.g the URL and options like method, body, headers) are logged to the console automatically. This is causing issues for some scripts where the output needs to be clean as it gets parsed by another programme. A hacky workaround I've been using is to redefine console.log to a blank function before using fetch and restore afterwards. Is there another way to prevent the logging?
Specifications
Version: 1.6.0
Platform: macOS Big Sur
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When using the fetch command,
$ fetch
and the parameters, (e.g the URL and options like method, body, headers) are logged to the console automatically. This is causing issues for some scripts where the output needs to be clean as it gets parsed by another programme. A hacky workaround I've been using is to redefineconsole.log
to a blank function before usingfetch
and restore afterwards. Is there another way to prevent the logging?Specifications
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: