TagManager.Logger
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TagManager.Logger is an interface for logging various message types, including error, warning, info, debug, and verbose.
By default, only error and warning messages are logged by Google Tag Manager, with other levels ignored.
Custom loggers can be implemented by using the setLogger method.
The interface TagManager.Logger is deprecated, and Logger should be used instead.
public static interface
TagManager.Logger
A simple interface for error/warning/info/debug/verbose logging.
By default, Google Tag Manager logs error/warning messages and ignores info/debug/verbose
messages. You can install your own logger by calling setLogger(Logger).
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