I took a look at CGI::Carp and it does not support the ability to specify the level of log msg that you want output. I also don't see a way to switch off logging altogether when in a production environment.
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You don't want to turn off the logging altogether in a production environment, merely not to send the output to the browser. CGI::Carp will, by default, send the output to stderr, hence to the server log, which you do want in a production environment.
The following snippet should help:
BEGIN {
my $carp_arg;
if ($ENV{ENV} =~ /DEV/) { # or some other test for a non producti
+on env
$carp_arg = 'fatalsToBrowser';
}
use CGI::Carp $carp_arg;
}
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Surely there are no bugs in the code you're running on your production environment ;)
Also, if you have if $DEBUG attached to the end of all your calls to warn then they'll just disappear when you set $DEBUG=undef
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