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Hi, I am using Vorlon to debug my HTML5 application running in chrome iOS.
While everything seems to be working fine, there is a very strange and annoying message that floods the console. It does not appear in any other console when working with the app (ex. Chrome Dev Tools, Safari Web Inspector), and only appears in Vorlon. I can temporarily hide the messages by selecting all of the log levels, but as soon as new logs appear so do the spammed messages.
The message being repeated is this: C a n n o t f i n d m o d u l e ' . / l o c a l e / e n - U S '
I have no references to any such module in my code, which makes me think it must somehow be related to Vorlon itself. It seriously hinders my ability to debug my application, is there a way I can remove this message?
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Hi, I am using Vorlon to debug my HTML5 application running in chrome iOS.
While everything seems to be working fine, there is a very strange and annoying message that floods the console. It does not appear in any other console when working with the app (ex. Chrome Dev Tools, Safari Web Inspector), and only appears in Vorlon. I can temporarily hide the messages by selecting all of the log levels, but as soon as new logs appear so do the spammed messages.
The message being repeated is this:
C a n n o t f i n d m o d u l e ' . / l o c a l e / e n - U S '
I have no references to any such module in my code, which makes me think it must somehow be related to Vorlon itself. It seriously hinders my ability to debug my application, is there a way I can remove this message?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: