Brief Summary of the Issue
I'm unable to view the full output of the debug logs on netlify as netlify seems to cap the length of it. This is because the package emits all logs on one line instead of one per debug statement.
It would be great if this decision was either reconsidered, or a logger instance of our own could be passed in to workaround this problem. It seems to be a problem in vercel environments too considering the truncate function.
Minimal Reproduction or Replay
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This line in the debug logger causes all log lines to be emitted in one console.log
I appreciate that netlify's handling is out of your control, but the decision to combine all logs into one call has made for an extremely frustrating debugging experience
A repro/recording here really wouldn't tell you anything more than the ticket/screenshot
See the logs here are truncated before the headers have even finished printing (this is datadog, but it's the same in the netlify log streaming UI)
Patching the package (using pnpm patch @clerk/nextjs@4.23.0) and to make each .debug() call trigger a console.log immediately allows me to inspect all logs, and finally see the auth state log section
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Package + Version
pk_test_Y2hlZXJmdWwtbWFtbW90aC00OC5jbGVyay5hY2NvdW50cy5kZXYkBrief Summary of the Issue
I'm unable to view the full output of the debug logs on netlify as netlify seems to cap the length of it. This is because the package emits all logs on one line instead of one per debug statement.
It would be great if this decision was either reconsidered, or a logger instance of our own could be passed in to workaround this problem. It seems to be a problem in vercel environments too considering the truncate function.
Minimal Reproduction or Replay
This line in the debug logger causes all log lines to be emitted in one
console.logI appreciate that netlify's handling is out of your control, but the decision to combine all logs into one call has made for an extremely frustrating debugging experience
A repro/recording here really wouldn't tell you anything more than the ticket/screenshot
See the logs here are truncated before the headers have even finished printing (this is datadog, but it's the same in the netlify log streaming UI)
Patching the package (using
pnpm patch @clerk/nextjs@4.23.0) and to make each.debug()call trigger aconsole.logimmediately allows me to inspect all logs, and finally see the auth state log sectionBrowser/OS
N/A
Package + Version
@clerk/nextjs4.23.0