Guard diagnostic console.log statements in main.tsx with DEV check

[kanweiwei]

web/src/main.tsx (lines 4-12) has ~9 console.log statements that dump diagnostics (SharedArrayBuffer, crossOriginIsolated, location, userAgent) on every page load, including production.

These leak user info (URL, user agent) in the browser console.

What to do:

1. Read web/src/main.tsx lines 4-12
2. Wrap the diagnostic logs in if (import.meta.env.DEV) { ... } so they only fire during development
3. Verify the app still starts correctly: pnpm -C web run dev

Skills needed: Basic TypeScript, Vite

Estimated time: 15 minutes

[snakefood3232]

The diagnostic console.log statements in main.tsx are leaking user info in production. I'd wrap lines 4-12 in an import.meta.env.DEV check to confine them to development. Can have a PR up in under an hour—I regularly use this pattern in TypeScript/Vite projects for conditional logging.

[snakefood3232]

The diagnostic console.log statements in main.tsx are leaking user info in production. I'd wrap lines 4-12 in an if (import.meta.env.DEV) block to isolate them to development. I can have a PR ready in under an hour—I work with TypeScript/Vite daily.

[snakefood3232]

The diagnostic console.log statements in main.tsx are leaking user info in production. I'd wrap lines 4-12 in an if (import.meta.env.DEV) block to isolate them to development. I can have a PR ready in under an hour—I work with TypeScript/Vite daily on production Next.js apps.