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Debug Log statement - system.debug - in production in Salesforce
Shall we leave debug log statements (system.debug) in Apex Classes in production? Or is it best practice to delete or comment before moving to production?
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We can not see the debug logs in production.
If you wrote some debug logs in your code and now you created one managed package of that code.
That managed package is install on customer org. Now whatever logs you wrote in managed package, you can not see those.
So it is better to delete those system.debug logs from managed package.
If you have this type of requirement, let me know I have one solution for that.
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Thanks Bhavesh. Does this mean that one cannot see debug logs in Production Org even if the Debug Logs are enabled/Active?
It will also be great if you could post the solution you have here!
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