Yes it is set to true. It seems like this is the default behavior on my
rails installation. I did a test: i created a new rails project,
generated a scaffold model, inserted a faulty link_to helper like: <%=
link_to 'bogus', some_bogus_non_existing_path %> in one of the views. I
start the development server and visit the site and the error message
and lack of stacktrace is all the same.

Thanks anyway Walter

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