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# Debug settings

Information on debug settings section

This section contains configurations regarding debugging, and should therefore only be used in development.

The debug section has two settings you can configure, `"LogIncompletedScopes"` and `"DumpOnTimeoutThreadAbort"`, both of these are false by default:

```json
"Umbraco": {
  "CMS": {
    "Debug": {
      "DumpOnTimeoutThreadAbort": false,
      "LogIncompletedScopes": false
    }
  }
}
```

## Log incompleted scopes

If this value is set to true, any scope that gets disposed without first being completed will trigger a log entry containing the stacktrace.

## DumpOnTimeoutThreadAbort

If this value is set to true, a memory dump will be taken if a thread aborts due to a timeout. This dump will be saved to `/umbraco/Data/MiniDump`.


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