[bugfix] Comment out Graylog handler from CSCS config #352
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The current dummy server and port produce errors when trying to log the performance. For this reason, the corresponding configuration lines are commented out specially using the `#@` prefix and will be patched on-the-fly for production runs.
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The current dummy server and port produce errors when trying to log the
performance. For this reason, the corresponding configuration lines are
commented out specially using the
#@prefix and will be patchedon-the-fly for production runs.
This must be merged asap, cos it's blocking other PRs.
Fixes #349.