Replace old-style require(console) with a global object #3623
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@kamilogorek hey, pretty sure this PR is a minor one. Could you please review it? |
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> console
> const c = require('console')
> console === c
trueThey are effectively that same objects so it's safe to change it. Thanks! |
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This is #2 thing that was a blocker for me while I was trying to start using
@sentry/nodein a Forge app. I investigated where this code comes from and I didn't find (or I didn't understand) a good reason why "console" needs to be be Node.JS-required instead of just using a global object which is available even in Node.JS 6.The tests are not failing for me here so I assume this should be a safe change?