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doc/api/process: remove superfluous util.inspect() #25878
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Also, the rendered html is syntax highlighted @[link](https://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_process_memoryusage), but the output of `console.log` is a plain string, not an object.
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@tamsky .. thank you for the PR. One thing tho: given that we are in the process of transitioning away from landing PRs in master on this repo in favor of the new converged repo at http://github.com/nodejs/node, could you please open a PR against either the v0.12 branch specifically or against master on nodejs/node? We will not be landing any more PRs on master in this repo. |
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Fixed in nodejs/node@4b35f25 |
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Also, the rendered html is syntax highlighted @link, but the output of
console.logis a plain string, not an object.