🧹 code health: Use application logger instead of console in browser-workflow.ts - #611
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The migration from console logging to structured application logging is well-executed and consistent. All internal logging statements have been properly replaced with the component-scoped logger. The implementation correctly leverages the logger infrastructure for improved observability and log management.
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| await maybeWriteTrace(result, options.traceOut); | ||
| await maybeWriteWorkflowRunLog(options, requirePublicationUrl(config), prepared, result); | ||
| console.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 2)); | ||
| log.info(result); |
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Keep successful workflow results on stdout
When draft, publish, or schedule uses the local browser path (and likewise the Browserbase path at line 169), this replaces the command's only JSON result with a Pino info event; createLogger writes exclusively to stderr and can suppress the event through LOG_LEVEL. Consequently, successful browser-backed commands now leave stdout empty, breaking command substitution and consumers that need the status, draft ID, or published URL after a live write. Keep the workflow result as command output and reserve the logger for diagnostics.
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🎯 What: Replaced direct
console.log,console.error, andconsole.warnusages insrc/publish/browser-workflow.tswith the application's structured logging infrastructure.💡 Why: Using the structured logger improves code health by ensuring consistency with the rest of the application's logging strategy, allowing outputs to be appropriately formatted and integrated with environment-defined log levels.
✅ Verification: Ran typechecking, formatting, linting, and unit tests. All tests passed, confirming no behavior was unexpectedly broken.
✨ Result: Improved maintainability and standardizes logging output.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15667113060641393076 started by @edithatogo