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When an exception occurs with any ASP.NET project (possibly any .net app) the stack trace will show the path on the developer’s machine, even when in production.
How to change it?
What’s going on under the hood?
This information is stored inside the .PDB files that were generated during the compilation of the source code. They contain the debugging information. But normally people don’t compile applications on their machines before shipping them into production. They use continuous integration and build servers that are dedicated for this purpose.
Now if you want to turn off debugging details you could configure the level of verbosity and debug info in the properties of your project.