Three sources of console noise in the editor, from the worst to the most harmless.
1. console.error in bursts, on a state that is normal
console.error("selected and editor are required", null, null) is printed 16 times for a single interaction, just opening the Pages panel.
It comes from grapesjs-plugins/grapesjs-data-source/src/view/state-editor.ts:178, inside a getter, so it is called in a loop. The throw on the next line was commented out on purpose, but the console.error severity stayed.
"Nothing is selected" is a normal state, not an error. The real errors are lost in the noise.
2. Gitlab url: (empty) during a zip export
A connector that has nothing to do with the job speaks up.
3. A 404 on /api/onboarding and "Error while fetching user from brevo" on every start
Brevo is not configured on a developer machine, and it never will be, so this is permanent noise.
Expected
No error for a state that is normal, no error for a service that is not configured, and no log from a connector that is not involved.
Found during the manual test session of #1837, 26 August 2026.
Three sources of console noise in the editor, from the worst to the most harmless.
1.
console.errorin bursts, on a state that is normalconsole.error("selected and editor are required", null, null)is printed 16 times for a single interaction, just opening the Pages panel.It comes from
grapesjs-plugins/grapesjs-data-source/src/view/state-editor.ts:178, inside a getter, so it is called in a loop. Thethrowon the next line was commented out on purpose, but theconsole.errorseverity stayed."Nothing is selected" is a normal state, not an error. The real errors are lost in the noise.
2.
Gitlab url:(empty) during a zip exportA connector that has nothing to do with the job speaks up.
3. A 404 on
/api/onboardingand "Error while fetching user from brevo" on every startBrevo is not configured on a developer machine, and it never will be, so this is permanent noise.
Expected
No error for a state that is normal, no error for a service that is not configured, and no log from a connector that is not involved.
Found during the manual test session of #1837, 26 August 2026.