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A dummy response object for the LogDomain.clear command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
A dummy response object for the LogDomain.disable command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
A dummy response object for the LogDomain.enable command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
Log entry.
This enum doesn't have a proper description because it was generated from an inline declaration. Its name was inferred based on the place where it is used:
This enum doesn't have a proper description because it was generated from an inline declaration. Its name was inferred based on the place where it is used:
This enum doesn't have a proper description because it was generated from an inline declaration. Its name was inferred based on the place where it is used:
Request object containing input parameters for the LogDomain.startViolationsReport command.
A dummy response object for the LogDomain.startViolationsReport command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
A dummy response object for the LogDomain.stopViolationsReport command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
Violation configuration setting.
This enum doesn't have a proper description because it was generated from an inline declaration. Its name was inferred based on the place where it is used: