GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 715037
Don't enable debugging by default if the version is "unstable"
Last modified: 2013-11-22 20:44:59 UTC
I'm open to negotiation for this, but basically...gdm is at present second only to the kernel in the sheer amount of spew it emits - when the version is "unstable". But it always will be for Continuous. Nowadays of course, I think Continuous helps act as a testing system for GDM that obviates a lot of the need for lots of debugging info for gdm during "unstable" cycles. I suspect that we will over time add other informational messages at strategic points by default; this patch is not the end of the story. It's a new beginning.
Created attachment 261267 [details] [review] Don't enable debugging by default if the version is "unstable"
Review of attachment 261267 [details] [review]: i honestly didn't even know we did it. I always have Enable=true in my [debug] section, and I always ask people to add it when i want debug logs. I'm okay with dropping this code.
Attachment 261267 [details] pushed as cc62c15 - Don't enable debugging by default if the version is "unstable"