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I'm saving Chrome's console.log output to a chrome_debug.log file using the standard --enable-logging key and it turns out that (whatever verbosity level is set) only first argument passed is stored in logs.

So, say, for this:

console.log('AAAAAAAAA', 'BBBBBB', 'CCCCCC');

You'll get just something like:

[68867:1295:0414/182234:INFO:CONSOLE(2)] "AAAAAAAAA", source: (2)

So, BBBBBB and CCCCCC won't be logged at all.

This is, well, frustrating. My question is - is there's a way to save all console.log output to a file.

UPD: please, keep in mind that this question is not duplicate of one which is linked here - in that question the very fact that only the first param is logged is not mentioned at all. The question is, once again, about how to log all params passed to console.log.

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