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If I am not mistaken, console.log works out of the box for Android and Windows. But if someone adds the iOS platform, then s/he would need to add cordova-plugin-console to get the logging on iOS. This can become an extra time waster when a developer is in a bind to solve last-minute problems before a deadline (which is very common for mobile apps).
I wish the Cordova CLI would install the cordova-plugin-console by default, like it does for the cordova-plugin-whitelist.
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Your suggestion would be best to put on the Cordova Bug Respository. You will need to have an account on that forum. This is a link to the same repository, with the filter set to the console plugin
CB-7101 is by Raymond Camden. He is a committer and he might be receptive to your suggestion.
If I am not mistaken,
console.log
works out of the box for Android and Windows. But if someone adds the iOS platform, then s/he would need to addcordova-plugin-console
to get the logging on iOS. This can become an extra time waster when a developer is in a bind to solve last-minute problems before a deadline (which is very common for mobile apps).I wish the Cordova CLI would install the
cordova-plugin-console
by default, like it does for thecordova-plugin-whitelist
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: