A few days ago I checked off something that had been sitting in my todo list for a long time.
It's a small develop plugin called unplugin-drop-committed. It removes method calls like console.log from your code during development — but only the ones that have been committed to Git. Your uncommitted lines are safe.
The idea came from a real frustration: a colleague had left console.log calls inside polling loops. The browser console was unusable. I didn't want to ban console.log globally — I just wanted the committed noise gone.
Simple enough concept. I had the idea. I never built it.
Why it sat there so long
