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remove console statements from fern platform with nextjs #1586

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Short description of the changes made

  • Adds config to remove console statements from compiled next js code

What was the motivation & context behind this PR?

  • Console statements sometimes leak into prod

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📦 Next.js Bundle Analysis for fern-platform-monorepo

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🎉 Global Bundle Size Decreased

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global 240.92 KB (🟢 -16.36 KB)
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Page Size (compressed) First Load % of Budget (350 KB)
/404 447 B 241.36 KB 68.96%

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/dynamic/[host]/[[...slug]] 53.66 KB 294.58 KB 84.17% (🟢 -6.71%)
/static/[host]/[[...slug]] 53.66 KB 294.58 KB 84.17% (🟢 -6.71%)
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stats  81 tests across 3 suites
duration  1 minute, 23 seconds
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I think this will cause all logs to disappear from production, including error logs.

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