what is the impact of leaving console.log() in widget code?

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Gordon
Well, yes and no...
- If nothing is connected, and 'Show Debug Info' is set to 'Hide' then they're ignored
- If nothing is connected, and 'Show Debug Info' is set to 'Show' then they're written to the screen
- If anything is connected then they'll be sent over Bluetooth - so for instance if you're using Gadgetbridge it'll be getting the data and then just failing to parse it and ignoring it.
Basically I'd leave them out if you can. What you could do is do var DBG = print; or var DBG = function(){}; then you just call DBG("My info") in your code and you can swap over easily.

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