What is best practice before moving a workspace into production regarding loggers and inspectors?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Remove all loggers but keep inspectors
• D. Remove all inspectors but keep loggers

Answer: (A)

Best practice is to remove development-time tools like both loggers and inspectors before moving a workspace into production. Loggers can generate large amounts of runtime data, slow down processing, and consume storage, while inspectors are interactive debugging aids that are not needed in a production run. Keeping them active in production can introduce performance variability and potential security or data-sensitivity concerns. By removing both, you ensure a lean, predictable production workflow. If you need to verify results later, you can reintroduce them in a staging or testing environment.