What does Lightning Debug Mode do exactly?

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When you enable UserPreferencesUserDebugModePref on a User, s/he will be running lightning components in debug mode.



The only difference I could perceive is that (more) console warns are printed. Per Docs the code should also be minified but I don't see this happening. I am confused.



What does Lightning Debug Mode exactly do?






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    When you enable UserPreferencesUserDebugModePref on a User, s/he will be running lightning components in debug mode.



    The only difference I could perceive is that (more) console warns are printed. Per Docs the code should also be minified but I don't see this happening. I am confused.



    What does Lightning Debug Mode exactly do?






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      When you enable UserPreferencesUserDebugModePref on a User, s/he will be running lightning components in debug mode.



      The only difference I could perceive is that (more) console warns are printed. Per Docs the code should also be minified but I don't see this happening. I am confused.



      What does Lightning Debug Mode exactly do?






      lightning-components debugging







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      When you enable UserPreferencesUserDebugModePref on a User, s/he will be running lightning components in debug mode.



      The only difference I could perceive is that (more) console warns are printed. Per Docs the code should also be minified but I don't see this happening. I am confused.



      What does Lightning Debug Mode exactly do?






      lightning-components debugging




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          The answer is: I misunderstood the docs plain and simply.




          Optimization and minification are performed on framework code only. Custom component code is NOT minified or obfuscated.




          https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/aura_debug_mode.htm?search_text=debug
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            Also note that disabling debug mode supresses some common lightning component errors, sort of like production mode in a JavaScript application.
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          The answer is: I misunderstood the docs plain and simply.




          Optimization and minification are performed on framework code only. Custom component code is NOT minified or obfuscated.




          https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/aura_debug_mode.htm?search_text=debug
          (Above the yellow boxes)



          Kudos @DanielBallinger






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            Also note that disabling debug mode supresses some common lightning component errors, sort of like production mode in a JavaScript application.
            – Raul
            yesterday















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          The answer is: I misunderstood the docs plain and simply.




          Optimization and minification are performed on framework code only. Custom component code is NOT minified or obfuscated.




          https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/aura_debug_mode.htm?search_text=debug
          (Above the yellow boxes)



          Kudos @DanielBallinger






          share|improve this answer
















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            Also note that disabling debug mode supresses some common lightning component errors, sort of like production mode in a JavaScript application.
            – Raul
            yesterday













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          The answer is: I misunderstood the docs plain and simply.




          Optimization and minification are performed on framework code only. Custom component code is NOT minified or obfuscated.




          https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/aura_debug_mode.htm?search_text=debug
          (Above the yellow boxes)



          Kudos @DanielBallinger






          share|improve this answer












          The answer is: I misunderstood the docs plain and simply.




          Optimization and minification are performed on framework code only. Custom component code is NOT minified or obfuscated.




          https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/aura_debug_mode.htm?search_text=debug
          (Above the yellow boxes)



          Kudos @DanielBallinger







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            Also note that disabling debug mode supresses some common lightning component errors, sort of like production mode in a JavaScript application.
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            Also note that disabling debug mode supresses some common lightning component errors, sort of like production mode in a JavaScript application.
            – Raul
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          Also note that disabling debug mode supresses some common lightning component errors, sort of like production mode in a JavaScript application.
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