🧹 remove console.warn from production parser code#91
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Removed console.warn when schema validation fails for an item in processApiResponse to avoid log pollution in production. Co-authored-by: ekayaprod <225721478+ekayaprod@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Removed
console.warnfromjs/parser.jswhere schema validation fails for an item.💡 Why:
console.warnshould be restricted to transient network failures or critical issues in production code. Schema validation failures for individual items during streaming are expected edge cases and should be handled silently to avoid log pollution.✅ Verification: Ran
verify_tests.shand confirmed all tests pass. Manually verified the removal of the line injs/parser.js.✨ Result: Cleaner production logs and improved code health.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1890422183967338669 started by @ekayaprod