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Yeah, they were circular dependency warnings. If there are errors too, the warnings are shown along with the errors. But if there are only warnings, nothing is shown.
I have lots of the fake errors stemming from #2034, and I actually enjoyed having the warning output rather limited.
Not only did you guys bring back the first line of the warnings (how it use to be), but you also added the whole stack traces as well. So now I have a giant wall of stack traces every time I make a change.
Bump. I realize we don't want to expose webpack until 2.0, but silencing the warnings can be done without exposing webpack.
Also, what is the timeline for 2.0?
Lastly, this has some technical merit in addition to being a convenience: Right now I'm trying to debug an issue during init which throws so many warnings it pushes the error above the scrollable range for my CLI. The solution would be to use a logger, but because the err is happening in init I'm not currently able to use my logger. Totally my issue to work out but this feature would assist.
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gkalpak commentedon Jul 31, 2017
cc @filipesilva
gkalpak commentedon Jul 31, 2017
(Hm...or maybe there are no warnings and the message is wrong. Not sure how to find out.)
filipesilva commentedon Jul 31, 2017
There are errors. Might be just a circular dependency error, but it exists. I had similar trouble last week.
gkalpak commentedon Jul 31, 2017
Yeah, they were circular dependency warnings. If there are errors too, the warnings are shown along with the errors. But if there are only warnings, nothing is shown.
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
Matmo10 commentedon Aug 3, 2017
@filipesilva @hansl Could this be made configurable at all?
I have lots of the fake errors stemming from #2034, and I actually enjoyed having the warning output rather limited.
Not only did you guys bring back the first line of the warnings (how it use to be), but you also added the whole stack traces as well. So now I have a giant wall of stack traces every time I make a change.
Vandivier commentedon Jan 3, 2018
Bump. I realize we don't want to expose webpack until 2.0, but silencing the warnings can be done without exposing webpack.
Also, what is the timeline for 2.0?
Lastly, this has some technical merit in addition to being a convenience: Right now I'm trying to debug an issue during init which throws so many warnings it pushes the error above the scrollable range for my CLI. The solution would be to use a logger, but because the err is happening in init I'm not currently able to use my logger. Totally my issue to work out but this feature would assist.
fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve
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fix(@angular/cli): show warnings on serve