Laravel - Configuration and EnvironmentYou want to log detailed error information but keep debug mode off for security. How can you achieve this in Laravel?AEnable debug mode only in production environmentBKeep <code>APP_DEBUG=false</code> and configure logging channels to capture errorsCDisable both debug and logging in <code>.env</code>DSet <code>APP_DEBUG=true</code> and disable error loggingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand difference between debug and loggingDebug mode controls error display; logging controls error recording.Step 2: Configure logging with debug offYou can keep debug off to hide errors from users but still log details for developers.Final Answer:Keep APP_DEBUG=false and configure logging channels to capture errors -> Option BQuick Check:Debug off + logging on = secure error tracking [OK]Quick Trick: Use logging for errors, debug off for security [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing debug mode with loggingTurning debug on in productionDisabling logging and debug together
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