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[Fizz] Run console.createTask during SSR when available #30142
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…lable (#30140) Same as #30142 but for Flight Server. This is rarely used but it does allow seeing component stacks when inspecting the Node.js server running Flight using `--inspect` and the Chrome DevTools. <img width="595" alt="Screenshot 2024-06-29 at 1 08 47 PM" src="https://github.com/facebook/react/assets/63648/7f643e1e-a251-4e4d-b015-22a22a47031d">
This is rarely used but it does allow seeing component stacks when inspecting the Node.js server running Fizz using --inspect and the Chrome DevTools.
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Stacked on #30142. This tracks owners and their stacks in DEV in Fizz. We use the ComponentStackNode as the data structure to track this information - effectively like ReactComponentInfo (Server) or Fiber (Client). They're the instance. I then port them same logic from ReactFiberComponentStack, ReactFiberOwnerStack and ReactFiberCallUserSpace to Fizz equivalents. This gets us both owner stacks from `captureOwnerStack()`, as well as appended to console.errors logged by Fizz, while rendering and in onError.
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Stacked on #30142. This tracks owners and their stacks in DEV in Fizz. We use the ComponentStackNode as the data structure to track this information - effectively like ReactComponentInfo (Server) or Fiber (Client). They're the instance. I then port them same logic from ReactFiberComponentStack, ReactFiberOwnerStack and ReactFiberCallUserSpace to Fizz equivalents. This gets us both owner stacks from `captureOwnerStack()`, as well as appended to console.errors logged by Fizz, while rendering and in onError. DiffTrain build for [315109b](315109b)
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Same as #30140 but for Fizz.
This is rarely used but it does allow seeing component stacks when inspecting the Node.js server running Fizz using
--inspect
and the Chrome DevTools.