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@@ -80,10 +80,11 @@ export default {
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* Log an error message with an optional associated error object.
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*
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* {@link e} is generally expected to be an `instanceof Error` but it can be
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- * any arbitrary object that we obtain, say, when in a try-catch handler.
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+ * any arbitrary object that we obtain, say, when in a try-catch handler (in
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+ * JavaScript any arbitrary value can be thrown).
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*
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* The log is written to disk. In development builds, the log is also
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- * printed to the (Node.js process') console.
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+ * printed to the main (Node.js) process console.
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*/
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error: logError,
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/**
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@@ -93,7 +94,7 @@ export default {
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* arbitrary number of arbitrary parameters that it then serializes.
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*
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* The log is written to disk. In development builds, the log is also
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- * printed to the (Node.js process') console.
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+ * printed to the main (Node.js) process console.
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*/
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info: logInfo,
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/**
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@@ -106,8 +107,8 @@ export default {
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* The function can return an arbitrary value which is serialied before
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* being logged.
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*
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- * This log is not written to disk. It is printed to the (Node.js process')
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- * console only on development builds.
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+ * This log is not written to disk. It is printed to the main (Node.js)
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+ * process console only on development builds.
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*/
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debug: logDebug,
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};
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