I think it has nothing to do with configuration, since Debug and Release are
not smth. that you can identify in the runtime. However, you can put in the
code dependencies which code will be compiled depending on DEBUG conditional
variable.
For example something like
#if DEBUG
logger.Debug("Display debug output");
#else
if (logger.isInfoEnabled)
{
logger.Info("Display different informational output");
}
#endif
Some user wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> can I use log4net to log something in dependency of the VisualStudio
> release mode or debug mode?
>
> Example:
> I don't want the end user to see notice logs when he uses the release
> build.
>
> How can I config this?
>
> Thanx!!!
>
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