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TLDR: There was a error handler that used print(error) instead of console.log(error).
by EmilStenstrom 3y ago
TLDR: There was a error handler that used print(error) instead of console.log(error).
- netsharc 3y agoAnd window.print() opens up the print dialog, and the window scope is the top one.
- tyingq 3y agoHas me curious if it was a scope thing where there was, at one time, a locally scoped print()...or just the usually-writes-python guy was trying to debug something and forgot to remove that.