SkepticMystic
SkepticMystic•2y ago

Silence error logs on Oak server

I'm trying to silence specific errors on an Oak server on Deploy. A Github issue said to add an 'error' event listener to the app. I did the following, but the error is still logged. Am I missing something? 
app.addEventListener('error', (e) => {
    const lowerMsg = e.error?.message?.toLowerCase();
    if (lowerMsg?.includes('early eof')) { return }
    console.error(e.error);
})
app.addEventListener('error', (e) => {
    const lowerMsg = e.error?.message?.toLowerCase();
    if (lowerMsg?.includes('early eof')) { return }
    console.error(e.error);
})
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SkepticMystic•2y ago
I have not found a solution, unfortunately
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