Description Michael Rennie 2014-12-16 13:05:39 EST

http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-console.html

Rather than mark every occurrence of 'console' like the original ESLint rule seems to do, we should be a bit smarter and only flag its use when you are working in a browser-based env. 

For example:

console.log('hi'); -> not flagged since we don't know where the code will be used or how

/* eslint-env node */
console.log('hi');    -> not flagged since console use in node is very common and expected

/* eslint-env browser */ 
console.log('hi');   -> flagged since leaving console calls in browser code is considered bad.