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fix: wire log level setters into commons logger across Kotlin, Flutter, RN, and Web (#1059) - #1069
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the primary change: wiring log-level setters into the Commons logger across the affected SDKs. Description check The description is detailed and relevant. It explains the motivation, implementation by SDK, native bridges, synchronization behavior, and tests. Although several template checkboxes and label section… Linked Issues check Issue #1059requires the Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, and Web logging setters to update the RACommons minimum level and include one parity test per SDK. The PR addsrac_logger_set_min_levelbridge…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #1059. The JNI, FFI, Nitro, and WASM bindings support commons logger synchronization. The SDK mappings, initialization hooks, and tests directly support the required cros…
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<file name="bindings/kotlin/src/test/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/LoggingParityTest.kt">
<violation number="1" location="bindings/kotlin/src/test/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/LoggingParityTest.kt:28">
P2: The native parity assertions are skipped in the normal JNI-free unit-test run: these setters do not load JNI, and this test never initializes the native library. Move the forwarding checks into a JNI-backed test that explicitly loads the library, so the parity test cannot pass without exercising the behavior it claims to cover.</violation>
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<file name="bindings/flutter/packages/runanywhere/test/logging_parity_test.dart">
<violation number="1" location="bindings/flutter/packages/runanywhere/test/logging_parity_test.dart:46">
P2: These assertions verify only the Dart configuration, so this test still passes if the Commons logger never receives the new level. Assert `DartBridge.getCommonsMinLogLevel()` against the expected `RacLogLevel` after the public setters and `configureLogging` calls.</violation>
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<file name="bindings/kotlin/src/main/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/SDKLogger.kt">
<violation number="1" location="bindings/kotlin/src/main/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/SDKLogger.kt:153">
P2: Direct writes to public `Logging.configuration` still bypass this sync, so Kotlin and RACommons can filter at different thresholds after JNI loads. Sync in the property setter too, or make it read-only.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="bindings/react-native/packages/core/src/Foundation/Logging/Services/LoggingManager.ts:129">
P2: A rejected native promise bypasses this `try/catch` and becomes an unhandled rejection. Handle the promise rejection so setter failures remain non-fatal.</violation>
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P2: This bridge accepts any JavaScript `number`, but the cast silently truncates fractional values and stores unsupported levels (for example, 6 suppresses all `RAC_LOG_*` calls). Reject values that are not integral TRACE..FATAL before converting them.</violation>
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| @BeforeTest | ||
| fun setUp() { | ||
| previousConfiguration = Logging.configuration | ||
| if (RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) { |
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P2: The native parity assertions are skipped in the normal JNI-free unit-test run: these setters do not load JNI, and this test never initializes the native library. Move the forwarding checks into a JNI-backed test that explicitly loads the library, so the parity test cannot pass without exercising the behavior it claims to cover.
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<comment>The native parity assertions are skipped in the normal JNI-free unit-test run: these setters do not load JNI, and this test never initializes the native library. Move the forwarding checks into a JNI-backed test that explicitly loads the library, so the parity test cannot pass without exercising the behavior it claims to cover.</comment>
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+ @BeforeTest
+ fun setUp() {
+ previousConfiguration = Logging.configuration
+ if (RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) {
+ previousCommonsLevel = RunAnywhereBridge.racLoggerGetMinLevel()
+ }
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| test('SDKLoggerConfig setMinLogLevel updates configuration', () { | ||
| SDKLoggerConfig.shared.setMinLogLevel(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG); | ||
| expect(SDKLoggerConfig.shared.configuration.minLogLevel, equals(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG)); |
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P2: These assertions verify only the Dart configuration, so this test still passes if the Commons logger never receives the new level. Assert DartBridge.getCommonsMinLogLevel() against the expected RacLogLevel after the public setters and configureLogging calls.
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<comment>These assertions verify only the Dart configuration, so this test still passes if the Commons logger never receives the new level. Assert `DartBridge.getCommonsMinLogLevel()` against the expected `RacLogLevel` after the public setters and `configureLogging` calls.</comment>
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+ test('SDKLoggerConfig setMinLogLevel updates configuration', () {
+ SDKLoggerConfig.shared.setMinLogLevel(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG);
+ expect(SDKLoggerConfig.shared.configuration.minLogLevel, equals(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG));
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+ SDKLoggerConfig.shared.setMinLogLevel(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_ERROR);
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| fun configure(config: LoggingConfiguration) { | ||
| _configuration = config | ||
| syncCommonsLogLevel(config.min_log_level) |
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P2: Direct writes to public Logging.configuration still bypass this sync, so Kotlin and RACommons can filter at different thresholds after JNI loads. Sync in the property setter too, or make it read-only.
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<comment>Direct writes to public `Logging.configuration` still bypass this sync, so Kotlin and RACommons can filter at different thresholds after JNI loads. Sync in the property setter too, or make it read-only.</comment>
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@@ -121,6 +150,7 @@ object Logging {
*/
fun configure(config: LoggingConfiguration) {
_configuration = config
+ syncCommonsLogLevel(config.min_log_level)
}
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| if (isNativeModuleAvailable()) { | ||
| try { | ||
| const nativeModule = requireNativeModule(); | ||
| void nativeModule.loggerSetMinLevel(level); |
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P2: A rejected native promise bypasses this try/catch and becomes an unhandled rejection. Handle the promise rejection so setter failures remain non-fatal.
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<comment>A rejected native promise bypasses this `try/catch` and becomes an unhandled rejection. Handle the promise rejection so setter failures remain non-fatal.</comment>
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@@ -114,6 +119,18 @@ export class LoggingManager {
+ if (isNativeModuleAvailable()) {
+ try {
+ const nativeModule = requireNativeModule();
+ void nativeModule.loggerSetMinLevel(level);
+ } catch {
+ // Native module not initialized or call failed
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| void nativeModule.loggerSetMinLevel(level); | |
| void nativeModule.loggerSetMinLevel(level).catch(() => {}); |
| std::shared_ptr<Promise<void>> | ||
| HybridRunAnywhereCore::loggerSetMinLevel(double level) { | ||
| return Promise<void>::async([level]() { | ||
| rac_logger_set_min_level( |
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P2: This bridge accepts any JavaScript number, but the cast silently truncates fractional values and stores unsupported levels (for example, 6 suppresses all RAC_LOG_* calls). Reject values that are not integral TRACE..FATAL before converting them.
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<comment>This bridge accepts any JavaScript `number`, but the cast silently truncates fractional values and stores unsupported levels (for example, 6 suppresses all `RAC_LOG_*` calls). Reject values that are not integral TRACE..FATAL before converting them.</comment>
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@@ -401,6 +402,26 @@ std::shared_ptr<Promise<bool>> HybridRunAnywhereCore::isInitialized() {
+std::shared_ptr<Promise<void>>
+HybridRunAnywhereCore::loggerSetMinLevel(double level) {
+ return Promise<void>::async([level]() {
+ rac_logger_set_min_level(
+ static_cast<rac_log_level_t>(static_cast<int>(level)));
+ });
</file context>
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🟡 Minor · Synchronize assignments to Logging.configuration. · SDKLogger.kt:136-138
bindings/kotlin/src/main/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/SDKLogger.kt:136-138
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSynchronize assignments to
Logging.configuration.If a caller assigns a configuration after the native library loads, this public setter changes the Kotlin threshold but leaves the Commons threshold unchanged. Delegate the setter to
configure(value)so both configuration paths use the new synchronization. This existing setter becomes inconsistent with the PR’s new logging contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 54: Update the logging parity tests to load the native library and assert
DartBridge.getCommonsMinLogLevel() after each public setter, alongside the
existing SDKLoggerConfig configuration checks. Verify the Commons level matches
the value set so a suppressed native setter failure cannot pass unnoticed.
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RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded() before running the Commons parity
assertions, failing clearly when the native library is unavailable instead of
silently skipping those assertions.
- Line 53: Remove the assertion referencing LogLevel.UNRECOGNIZED from
LoggingParityTest; the generated Kotlin enum does not define that constant, and
toRacLogLevel already covers unmatched values.
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- Line 129: Update LoggingManager.syncCommonsLogLevel to serialize asynchronous
native log-level updates so rapid calls reach the native module in order. Keep
the update chain alive after a rejected bridge call, allowing subsequent level
updates to proceed.
Review comments at @bindings/web/packages/core/src/runtime/EmscriptenModule.ts:
- Line 1237: Update the log-level broadcast loop in EmscriptenModule to iterate
registered module records from _recordByModule instead of
getAllRegisteredModules(), so every registered module receives threshold changes
even after another module takes over its capability.
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- Line 5: Remove the unused LOG_LEVEL_TO_RAC import from the imports in
LoggingParity.test.ts to restore web-typecheck; leave the rest of the file
unchanged.
- Around line 39-43: Update the SDKLogger.configure test cleanup to restore the
logger’s prior enabled state: capture SDKLogger.enabled before the test changes
it, then reset it in afterEach alongside the existing log-level restoration.
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- Around line 136-138: Update the `configuration` setter to delegate assignments
to `configure(value)` instead of only updating `_configuration`, so Kotlin and
Commons logging thresholds stay synchronized.
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Assert the Commons level after each public setter.
These tests check only the Dart configuration. If the native setter fails, DartBridge.setCommonsMinLogLevel suppresses the error and the tests still pass. Assert DartBridge.getCommonsMinLogLevel() after each public entrypoint. Run those assertions with a loaded native library; the getter otherwise returns INFO on failure. The PR objective requires a test that checks the Commons level after a setter.
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Update the logging parity tests to load the native library and assert
DartBridge.getCommonsMinLogLevel() after each public setter, alongside the
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| assertEquals(3, LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_WARNING.toRacLogLevel()) | ||
| assertEquals(4, LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_ERROR.toRacLogLevel()) | ||
| assertEquals(5, LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_FATAL.toRacLogLevel()) | ||
| assertEquals(2, LogLevel.UNRECOGNIZED.toRacLogLevel()) |
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Remove the unresolved enum reference.
Wire 5.5.1 generates Kotlin enum_class values without an UNRECOGNIZED constant. This test reference therefore prevents the Kotlin test source from compiling. Remove the assertion. toRacLogLevel already handles unmatched values with else -> 2.
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--- "a/bindings/kotlin/src/test/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/LoggingParityTest.kt"
+++ "b/bindings/kotlin/src/test/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/infrastructure/logging/LoggingParityTest.kt"
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assertEquals(3, LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_WARNING.toRacLogLevel())
assertEquals(4, LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_ERROR.toRacLogLevel())
assertEquals(5, LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_FATAL.toRacLogLevel())
- assertEquals(2, LogLevel.UNRECOGNIZED.toRacLogLevel())
}
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Remove the assertion referencing LogLevel.UNRECOGNIZED from LoggingParityTest;
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| fun `testSetLogLevelUpdatesConfiguration`() { | ||
| RunAnywhere.setLogLevel(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG) | ||
| assertEquals(LogLevel.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, Logging.configuration.min_log_level) | ||
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Require native execution for the Commons parity assertions.
bindings/kotlin runs these tests as JVM tests, and the build does not guarantee that runanywhere_jni is loaded. When RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded() is false, the tests skip every Commons assertion and check only Kotlin configuration. Add a native precondition or run these assertions in a native integration test.
🐛 Suggested fix
@BeforeTest
fun setUp() {
previousConfiguration = Logging.configuration
+ check(RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) {
+ "LoggingParityTest requires runanywhere_jni"
+ }
if (RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) {
previousCommonsLevel = RunAnywhereBridge.racLoggerGetMinLevel()
}
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| if (RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) { | |
| check(RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) { | |
| "LoggingParityTest requires runanywhere_jni" | |
| } | |
| if (RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded()) { |
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Update LoggingParityTest setup to require
RunAnywhereBridge.isNativeLibraryLoaded() before running the Commons parity
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| const nativeModule = requireNativeModule(); | ||
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@margelo/nitro Promise<void>::async execution order concurrent calls documentation
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`Promise<void>` in a Nitro spec **doesn’t guarantee that concurrent calls run one at a time or finish in call order**. Nitro documents async implementations via `Promise.async` for Swift and Kotlin, but the cited documentation doesn’t specify ordering or serialization guarantees. ([nitro.margelo.com](https://nitro.margelo.com/docs/getting-started/what-is-nitro?utm_source=openai))
So, if JavaScript calls the method several times without awaiting each call, treat the native operations as potentially overlapping; their completion order is not guaranteed by the return type. That’s an inference from the absence of an ordering guarantee—not a claim that Nitro always runs them concurrently. If order matters, serialize calls in JavaScript (await each before starting the next) or add explicit serialization in the native implementation.
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- 1: https://nitro.margelo.com/docs/getting-started/what-is-nitro?utm_source=openai
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Serialize native log-level updates.
syncCommonsLogLevel starts each asynchronous native update without waiting for the previous update. Nitro does not guarantee completion order for concurrent async calls. A rapid sequence can therefore leave RACommons with an older level.
Keep the update chain alive if a bridge call rejects, so a failed update does not block later updates.
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export class LoggingManager {
private static sharedInstance: LoggingManager | null = null;
private destinations: Map<string, LogDestination> = new Map();
private config: LoggingConfiguration;
+ private commonsLogLevelUpdate: Promise<void> | undefined;
private readonly consoleDestination = new ConsoleLogDestination();
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private syncCommonsLogLevel(level: LogLevel): void {
if (isNativeModuleAvailable()) {
try {
const nativeModule = requireNativeModule();
- void nativeModule.loggerSetMinLevel(level);
+ this.commonsLogLevelUpdate = (this.commonsLogLevelUpdate ?? Promise.resolve())
+ .catch(() => undefined)
+ .then(() => nativeModule.loggerSetMinLevel(level))
+ .catch(() => undefined);
} catch {
// Native module not initialized or call failed
}
}
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Update every registered WASM module.
getAllRegisteredModules() returns current capability owners, not every entry in _recordByModule. If a second module takes a capability, the first module can remain registered and framework-routable but miss later log-level changes. Iterate the registered module records for this broadcast so that module does not retain a stale threshold.
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Update the log-level broadcast loop in EmscriptenModule to iterate registered
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| SDKLogger, | ||
| LogLevel, | ||
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Remove the unused import to restore web-typecheck.
LOG_LEVEL_TO_RAC is not used in this file. The reported web-typecheck check fails on this import. Remove it.
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| unregisterWasmModule(mockModule); | ||
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| setCommonsMinLogLevel(previousCommonsLevel); | ||
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Restore the logger’s enabled state after each test.
The SDKLogger.configure test sets SDKLogger.enabled to true, but this cleanup restores only the level. Save and restore the previous enabled state so later tests do not inherit this test’s console-logging setting. Based on learnings, tests that change global state should reset that state in afterEach.
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Thanks for this, @shobhitagnihotri69! This is the right shape for #1059 and the plumbing underneath is careful — the JNI pair, the Dart FFI bindings, the WASM exports and the Nitro spec all line up, the level mappings reuse each SDK's own scheme instead of clamping integers by hand, and I confirmed both JNI symbols are really in The wiring itself is sound; the problem is that four of the four SDK jobs this PR touches are red at its own head (run 38739560754), each on a small thing in its own new code. All four are quick:
One React Native test issue behind those, worth fixing in the same pass: the new CodeRabbit's two 🟠 Major threads are the Kotlin One optional, not needed for the merge: Once those are in we'll take another look. Thanks again — the design is exactly what the issue asked for. Reviewed with help from Claude Code and Codex. |
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Closes #1059
Follow-up from #1049.
Summary
Wired
setLogLevel,configureLogging,setDebugMode, andsetMinLogLevelacross Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, and Web SDKs into the RACommons C++ logger (rac_logger_set_min_level), matching the Swift pattern established in #1049. Previously, these setters only mutated host-side configuration state and left the C++ commons logging threshold unchanged.Changes by SDK
Commons / Native Bridges:
core/src/jni/runanywhere_commons_jni.cpp): Added JNI exportsJava_com_runanywhere_sdk_native_bridge_RunAnywhereBridge_racLoggerSetMinLevelandJava_com_runanywhere_sdk_native_bridge_RunAnywhereBridge_racLoggerGetMinLevel.bindings/web/wasm/CMakeLists.txt): Exported_rac_logger_set_min_leveland_rac_logger_get_min_level.bindings/flutter/packages/runanywhere/lib/native/native_functions.dart&dart_bridge.dart): Added bindings forrac_logger_set_min_levelandrac_logger_get_min_level.bindings/react-native/packages/core): ExposedloggerSetMinLevelandloggerGetMinLevelin theRunAnywhereCorespec and C++ hybrid implementation (HybridRunAnywhereCore.cpp).Log Level Parity & Synchronization:
LogLevel.toRacLogLevel(): IntandracLogLevelToProto(Int): LogLevelmappings inSDKLogger.kt.Logging.configure()andLogging.setMinLogLevel()to forward toRunAnywhereBridge.racLoggerSetMinLevel().RunAnywhereBridge.kt.LogLevelRacMappingextension andracLogLevelToProtohelper insdk_logger.dart.SDKLoggerConfig.shared.configure()andsetMinLogLevel()to callDartBridge.setCommonsMinLogLevel().syncCommonsLogLevelinLoggingManager.tsduringconfigure()andsetMinLogLevel().RunAnywhere.tsto sync the commons logger level upon native load._rac_logger_set_min_leveland_rac_logger_get_min_leveltoEmscriptenRunanywhereModuleinterface.toRacLogLevelandracLogLevelToProtoinSDKLogger.ts.setCommonsLogLevelSinkinSDKLogger.tswired tosetCommonsMinLogLevelinEmscriptenModule.tsto avoid circular imports.registerWasmModule().Tests:
LoggingParityTest.ktlogging_parity_test.dartLoggingParity.test.tsLoggingParity.test.ts(all 61 test files / 284 tests passing)Checklist
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Wires
setLogLevel,configureLogging,setDebugMode, andsetMinLogLevelinto the RACommons C++ logger across Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, and Web. Previously these setters only updated host-side configuration and left the C++ logging threshold unchanged; now they callrac_logger_set_min_levelthrough the JNI, WASM, FFI, and Nitro bridges to match the Swift behavior from #1049.LogLevelenum and the C-ABIrac_log_level_tintegers in each SDK.EmscriptenModule.ts.Written for commit 60a0851. Summary will update on new commits.
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