Don't log onRecoverableError if the current commit fail #28665
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| const reportedClientErrors = []; | ||
| ReactDOMClient.hydrateRoot(container, <App />, { | ||
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I'm kind of confused why the lack of this override didn't fail the test before because it should've logged to console.error which fails the test.
We didn't recover after all.
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We didn't recover after all. Currently we might log a recoverable error in the recovery pass. E.g. the SSR server had an error. Then the client component fails to render which errors again. This ends up double logging. So if we fail to actually complete a fully successful commit, we ignore any recoverable errors because we'll get real errors logged. It's possible that this might cover up some other error that happened at the same time. DiffTrain build for [e10a7b5](e10a7b5)
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We didn't recover after all. Currently we might log a recoverable error in the recovery pass. E.g. the SSR server had an error. Then the client component fails to render which errors again. This ends up double logging. So if we fail to actually complete a fully successful commit, we ignore any recoverable errors because we'll get real errors logged. It's possible that this might cover up some other error that happened at the same time.
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We didn't recover after all. Currently we might log a recoverable error in the recovery pass. E.g. the SSR server had an error. Then the client component fails to render which errors again. This ends up double logging. So if we fail to actually complete a fully successful commit, we ignore any recoverable errors because we'll get real errors logged. It's possible that this might cover up some other error that happened at the same time. DiffTrain build for commit e10a7b5.
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We didn't recover after all.
Currently we might log a recoverable error in the recovery pass. E.g. the SSR server had an error. Then the client component fails to render which errors again. This ends up double logging.
So if we fail to actually complete a fully successful commit, we ignore any recoverable errors because we'll get real errors logged.
It's possible that this might cover up some other error that happened at the same time.