Tweak handling of DO_NOT_LOG in production.#600
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Follow-up to #593, relating to this comment.
This handles these log issues more gracefully when running into the issue in production. Essentially, if a log line slips through that we did not pick up during local runs or automated testing, the filtering should not cause a cascading failure. This still keeps the hard error during development testing, so that automated testing can pick up these issues as far as possible.
The specific case in #585 is actually a good example of this:
db.So the automated tests never pick up this logging issue, but it is easily triggered in production.
Note that we have
NODE_ENV=productionin all our docker images, so it's a fairly safe check here.