Hello!
I am trying to see any console logs, and I cannot see any. I even tried to console.log something simple like "hello" in a query with nothing but that, and it won't show up. Is the debug console broken? How can I get it to show logs?
Thank you in advance for your time!
hi @suzana is this in a transformer or JS query? are you running the query, or -- if transformer -- changing its inputs? usually hitting the "Preview" button won't generate new logs so be aware of that. you can add a semicolon somewhere and hit "Save" button which should print stuff out to the logs.
do you have a screen recording?
Hi @trz-justin-dev , thank you so much for your response! I am running a JS query which triggers a SQL query. The JS query is below. Absolutely none, not even the first console.log are printing. I select a csv through a file selector and then press Submit, which triggers the JS query which then triggers the SQL query.
console.log("Before anything")
const csvData = csvFileUpload.parsedValue[0];
const failedEntries = [];
const notFoundEntries = [];
console.log("Starting CSV processing...");
csvData.forEach((row, index) => {
const entry = row.entry || row.Entry;
const pointsToAdd = parseInt(row.points || row.Points, 10);
console.log(`Processing row ${index + 1}: entry=${entry}, pointsToAdd=${pointsToAdd}`);
sqlUpdateUserPoints.trigger({
additionalScope: {
entry: entry,
pointsToAdd: pointsToAdd
},
onSuccess: (data) => {
console.log(`Successfully updated points for ${entry}`);
},
onFailure: (error) => {
console.log(`Failed to update points for ${entry}`, error);
if (error.message && error.message.includes("not found")) {
notFoundEntries.push(entry);
console.log(`Entry not found: ${entry}`);
} else {
failedEntries.push(entry);
}
}
});
});
console.log("CSV processing completed.");
I am stumped why they are not printing. Am I parsing the CSV incorrectly? But I don't think that's the problem because not even the first log ('Before anything') is printing. Ultimately, I would just like to output (see in the logs) the entries that are not found. The attached screenshot shows that it says the query ran successfully but I don't see any console logs in the debug console. Any help is greatly appreciated - thank you again!
Hey @suzana!
If you create a new JS Query with a console.log() line and run it does that output show in the debugger?
I just modified a sample JS Query in one of my test apps and it appears to be logging to console properly.
but no console log?
And this is the query:
Is there something I have to enable in the app to see console logs?
Ah I think I might have had info messages off!
Glad to be a rubber duck for you. 
