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The frontend logs are currently fairly noisy. Since we are using AngularJS's $log service, this should be fairly simple, and can be accomplished by calling the following during app.config():
$logProvider.debugEnabled(false);
This will prevent $log from propagating $log.debug() events, and should only show the other levels of log activity. Furthermore, the start.sh -d command could substitute true (via sed), to allow you to see the debug output when starting in "developer mode".
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The frontend logs are currently fairly noisy. Since we are using AngularJS's $log service, this should be fairly simple, and can be accomplished by calling the following during app.config():
This will prevent $log from propagating $log.debug() events, and should only show the other levels of log activity. Furthermore, the
start.sh -d
command could substitute true (via sed), to allow you to see the debug output when starting in "developer mode".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: