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At the moment, we use console.error to report errors, as we should, but we do not write to Google Cloud, meaning these errors only ever exist in the user's browser. We should use Google Cloud's reporting function in conjunction with console. error. The below is an example block from Claude, but we don't want to replace console.error, as it recommends, but instead supplement.
import { ErrorReporting } from '@google-cloud/error-reporting';
const errorReporting = new ErrorReporting({
projectId: 'your-project-id',
// other config options as needed
});
// Instead of console.error
try {
// your code
} catch (error) {
errorReporting.report(error);
}
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At the moment, we use
console.error
to report errors, as we should, but we do not write to Google Cloud, meaning these errors only ever exist in the user's browser. We should use Google Cloud's reporting function in conjunction withconsole. error
. The below is an example block from Claude, but we don't want to replaceconsole.error
, as it recommends, but instead supplement.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: