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How to Track errors in Forge app when console.log not allowed in Production

Vitheya Monikha October 28, 2025

Hi team,

We’ve developed and added a custom Forge app  as a plugin in Jira.
During development, we used console.log() statements for debugging and verifying function calls.

However, once the app is deployed to Production, we’re unable to use console.log() for tracking errors or debugging because logs aren’t visible or allowed.

Could someone please help clarify:

How can we access logs for our Forge app once it’s deployed (especially in Production)?

Is there any recommended method to track which method or function is failing when errors occur?

Are there alternatives to console.log — such as Forge’s built-in logging or error tracking — that can be safely used in Production?

Any guidance or best practices for logging or monitoring Forge apps in Jira Cloud would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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Vikrant Yadav
Community Champion
October 29, 2025

Hi @Vitheya Monikha  On Frontend side you can use console.error to track the logs for your production deployment. 

From Developer Console, you can check those logs. 

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For Better solution, I suggest you post Forge query on Developers Community : https://community.developer.atlassian.com/

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