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@langley-agm I think you misunderstood the question. Every line in the console has a position (please see the attached image). But logs logged by `angular2-logger` just don't have the current...

> Which question? lol Well, I think he was wanting every log to have a current position info, but you told him just to use logger.error() all the time. >...

> I'm curious is there a reason for the get and return in log2() ? First of all, `console.log.bind(console)` is just a function object, you can think it's equivalent to...

> When you call logger.log2("world"); you get back the function that bind() creates but you never call it No, that's not true. `logger.log2` is already the function created by `bind()`,...

> They are not equivalent. I was not meaning `console.log.bind(console) === console.log`, I just said their functionality is the same.

Well, I just meant them both can write message to the console.

You should just try it, don't you? I don't want to create a PR any more.

Thanks for the quick reply. You're right, that's a simple workaround indeed. But the previous one is also a common practice, people may get confused as to why this doesn't...

> @zjx20 Wanted to understand the use case. Is your requirement that you want to build and not generate any test artifacts (also includes skipping the tests)? > > The...

@dongjoon-hyun I have created a [POC branch](https://github.com/zjx20/orc/tree/1277-poc), and you can reproduce the test by yourself. If you are fine with this approach, then I will make a PR. (not work)...