move watchedEvents to dev environment
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maybe it is better not to export it in production mode :P |
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it is completely removed with #16162 |
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Hey @bekzod, I think the idea here is good and the idea definitely crossed my mind. These debugging abilities might come in useful some day (maybe? :P). But I want to do it in a way that has a completely zero footprint if possible. Anyways, just something to think about. And sorry for sweeping the rug out from under you. |
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Hi @mmun not at all, I think what you did was great 👍 |
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since
watchedEventsis unlikely to be used in production environment moved it to dev