Added a JavaScript equivalent for Apex's Logger.ignoreOrigin() - #953
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…ng 🎉 - Introduced `LoggerParameter.IgnoredJavaScriptOrigins` to configure JavaScript file patterns to ignore. - Updated `LoggerStackTrace` to utilize ignored origins for cleaner stack traces. - Enhanced `ComponentLogger` and `LoggerService` to manage ignored origins. - Added tests to verify functionality of ignored origins in settings and stack trace parsing.
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Summary
Adds support for ignoring JavaScript origins in stack trace parsing, providing a JavaScript-equivalent for the Apex Logger.ignoreOrigin() method. This addresses #891 and follows the same architectural pattern established by PR #908 for the Apex-side equivalent (issue #890).
Usage
Declarative (Custom Metadata):
Set LoggerParameter.IgnoredJavaScriptOrigins value to a comma-separated list of file name patterns (e.g., jquery,analytics.js)
Apex test passing:
Jest Test passing:
Disclaimer: For the lwc tests I used on it's entirety AI as I don't have exp with that framework, but did want to test what was added.