v3.25.0: Never Commit a Debug Log Again
Auto-cleanup on commit is here. You insert debug logs to move fast — then you have to remember to strip them before they reach a commit. Turbo Pro does it for you: the moment you commit, it removes every debug log in the lines you changed — Turbo's or yours, you set the scope — and always previews first so nothing surprises your diff. Every other tool just flags stray logs and hands the work back to you. Turbo removes them — it puts the logs in, and Pro takes them out before every commit.
"This is one of the best extensions I've installed in VS Code. Managing my console logs makes it so easy for me to make sure I don't leave logging unnecessarily active in my code."
— Kristian Serrano
"I just can't live without this extension. The setup is super easy and flexible and the shortcut makes it super handy. The Pro Plan is super worthy for someone who uses it on a daily basis, since it unblocks organizing features you'll find yourself wanting during development."
Caio Lemos
"I had this extension installed for far too long before realising its full potential. Having upgraded to Pro, you get a ton more additional, helpful settings and views to help you navigate your console statements."
Rob Kendal
"Just a perfect tool! That's it, nothing to add."
Maciej Guzek
Core Features
Insert log message
Mac: cmd + k, cmd + l | Windows: ctrl + k, ctrl + l
Comment log message
Mac: shift + option + c | Windows: shift + alt + c
Uncomment log message
Mac: shift + option + u | Windows: shift + alt + u
Delete log message
Mac: shift + option + d | Windows: shift + alt + d
Correct log message
Mac: shift + option + x | Windows: shift + alt + x
Settings
Log message prefix
default 🚀
Log message suffix
default :
Log message quote
default ""
Log type
default log
Log function
default console.log
Delimiter
default ~
Add semicolon
default true
Insert class
default false
Insert function
default false
File name
default true
line number
default true
Wrap log message
default false
Empty line around
default false