fix: Remove debug logging from webpack plugin #41
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Summary
This PR removes excessive debug logging from the webpack plugin that clutters user build output. These console.log statements are only useful during plugin development and should not be shown to end users during their production builds.
Changes
Removed the following debug console.log statements:
[CodePress] Plugin apply() called with options:- Plugin initialization logging[CodePress] Skipping: isServer=true- Server build skip message[CodePress] Skipping: dev=true- Dev mode skip message[CodePress] Running in production mode, will build MODULE_MAP- Production mode entry message[CodePress] Looking for @ alias in tsconfig:- TypeScript config path logging[CodePress] Found paths block:- Path block detection logging[CodePress] Added alias from tsconfig:- Alias mapping logging[CodePress] No paths block found in tsconfig- Missing path block message[CodePress] Using default Next.js alias:- Default alias fallback messageWhat's Kept
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console.warnstatements are preserved, as these show actual warnings that users should see:Impact
This change makes the webpack plugin much quieter during user builds, only showing warnings when something actually needs attention. The plugin will continue to function identically, just without the debug noise.
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