`console.log` shows as coming from `console.js` in developer tools about openreplay

[nick-delirium]

It will require some refactoring, but it's possible and you're welcome to do a PR if you want to speed up the process :)

[nick-delirium]

sadly this is a limitation of console tracking and nothing can be done about it. Patching happens when you create tracker instance.

[andreialecu]

Thanks for the info; I was able to move some code around and make sure not to create a tracker instance while in dev mode.

It might be useful to document this or ensure that patching happens only when tracking is started, if possible?

[andreialecu]

PS: At least for Chrome, it may be possible to use x-ignore-list. See: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/x-google-ignore-list

[nick-delirium]

Linked issue shows code that only works in nodejs, sadly. And ignore list has to be configured on source maps level or inside browser, so its up to user to add it.
If you will have an idea how to adapt nodejs approach or will have another solution, you're welcome to open another issue or do a direct pr. :)

[andreialecu]

Sorry, indeed I linked an issue related to nodejs console.log which I deleted. Then I added a comment about Chrome.

See:
https://vandevliet.me/react-native-logs-coming-from-instrument-js-add-sentry-to-your-blackbox/

I think the ignoreList parameter would automate this.