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--- litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:configuration:developer_testing [2016/05/05 19:24]
Long Hu [Enable LiteMage Cache Only for Listed IPs]
+++ litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:configuration:developer_testing [2018/11/06 13:55]
Jackson Zhang [Developer Testing]
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 ====== Developer Testing ======
+There is a developer testing section in LiteMage configuration.
+{{ :litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:configuration:litemage1-developer-testing.png?800 |}}
 ===== Enable LiteMage Cache Only for Listed IPs =====
-Global setting. Limit LiteMage Cache to specified IPs. (Space or comma separated.) Allows cache testing on a live site. If empty, cache will be served to everyone. When you are ready to use LiteMage Cache for all users, leave this setting blank. After updating this setting, flush LiteSpeed's cache (System -> Cache Management). This will get rid of the cached copies made during testing (which cannot be served to normal users).
+Global setting. Limit LiteMage Cache to specified IPs. (Space or comma separated.) Allows cache testing on a live site. If empty, cache will be served to everyone. When you are ready to use LiteMage Cache for all users, set this setting back to blank, and flush LiteMage cache (System -> Cache Management -> Flush All LiteMage Cache). This will invalidate the cached copies made during testing (which cannot be served to normal users).
-  * We always recommend testing LiteMage on your dev/staging server first, especially for heavily customized Magento stores. If you have to test on a production environment, you can put your test IPs here. This way regular viewers will not be affected by the test if there is any issue.
+  * We always recommend testing LiteMage on your dev/staging server first, especially for heavily customized Magento stores. If you have to test on a production environment, you can put your test IPs here. This way regular viewers will not be affected by the test.
-===== Enable Debug =====
+===== Enable Debug Log =====
-Global setting. Prints additional information to /var/log/system.log for debugging purposes. (Ensure developer log is enabled.)
+Global setting. Prints additional information to ''var/log/system.log'' or ''var/log/litemage.log'' for debugging purposes. (Ensure developer log is enabled under System -> Configuration -> Developer inside of Magento.)
   * //Note: Turn off for production use.//
-  * The developer log has to be enabled, this is sometimes globally enabled by default, but not at the store level. To change this, go to Configuration → Developer → Log Settings.
+  * The developer log has to be enabled, this is sometimes globally enabled by default, but not at the store level. To change this, go to System → Configuration → Advanced → Developer → Log Settings.
-  * A detailed log will be printed out. LiteMage log entries have a LiteMage label at beginning. This is not for end users, but for us to troubleshoot issues. We also provide LiteMage set up services, more info on these services [[litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:support|here]].
+  * A detailed log will be printed out. LiteMage log entries have a LiteMage label at beginning. This is not for end users, but for developers to troubleshoot issues.
+===== Debug Level =====
+// Available since LiteMage version 1.3.6. //
+Specifies debug level ranging from 1 to 9. The higher the value, the more detailed the output.
+===== Enable Log for Crawlers =====
+// Available since LiteMage version 1.3.6. //
+Prints warmup and delta crawler activities to ''var/log/litemage_crawler.log''.
+===== Enable Log for Delta crawler =====
+Global setting. Determines whether LiteMage prints delta crawler activities to ''var/log/lmdelta.log''
+===== Disable Layout Override for Non-Cacheable Routes =====
+// Available since LiteMage version 1.3.6. //
+This will disable LiteMage’s layout class override for non-cacheable frontend pages at the expense of performance. Enable this setting if there are issues during the checkout process.