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Testing Extensions
Console.log
console.log() might be handy for extension developers to prints out info/errors from extensions. To use console.log, note that Lens is based on Electron. Electron has two types of processes: Main and Renderer.
Renderer Process Logs
console.log() in Renderer process is printed in the Console in Developer Tools (View > Toggle Developer Tools).
Main Process Logs
To view the logs from the main process is a bit trickier, since you cannot open developer tools for them. On MacOSX, one way is to run Lens from the terminal.
/Applications/Lens.app/Contents/MacOS/Lens
You can alos use Console.app to view logs from Lens.
On linux, you can get PID of Lens first
ps aux | grep Lens | grep -v grep
And get logs by the PID
tail -f /proc/[pid]/fd/1 # stdout (console.log)
tail -f /proc/[pid]/fd/2 # stdout (console.error)