fix: merge namespaces in enable() instead of flushing them - #1050
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enable() currently wipes names/skips, so DEBUG=foo followed by
enable("bar") disables foo. Merge incoming namespaces with the
existing set. Call disable() first when replacement is intended.
Fixes debug-js#425
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debug.enable()currently clearsnames/skipsbefore applying the new list. That means previously enabled namespaces (including those fromDEBUG) disappear:This also breaks independent
enable()calls from different modules that share onedebuginstall.Solution: treat
enable()as additive. Incoming namespaces are merged with the existing set (skip tokens still disable a matching name; enabling a name again removes its skip).disable()still clears everything and is the way to replace:Fixes #425