posted: September 16th, 2007 · by: Sven
in: Programming, Globalization · tagged as: ruby, rails, plugin, globalize, howto, i18n, sql, logging · 0 comments »
Sometimes you just want less noise in your log files, especially when your Globalize setup runs pretty fine and you don’t need it to tell you about every single move it makes: Globalize can be just too chatty then.
Joost Hietbrink thought this, too, and sent me the following code snippet. So you don’t need to suffer from Globalize’s chattiness any more :-)
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