For my production sites I usually change the ‘debug’ flag in the Web.Config to ‘false’. But I always publish my sites with the Configuration Manager set to ‘Debug’. Should I change this setting too?
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For my production sites I usually change the ‘debug’ flag in the Web.Config to ‘false’. But I always publish my sites with the Configuration Manager set to ‘Debug’. Should I change this setting too?
Yes, you should – though if it makes a difference is dependent on how your website is coded. Only precompiled sites (Web Application Projects) or Class Libraries in the same solution will care. ASP.NET sites (Website Projects) will be compiled on the server, and will check web.config for it’s debug setting.