Purpose of “consider_all_requests_local” in config/environments/development.rb?

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Non-local requests result in user-friendly error pages. Local requests, assumed to come from developers, see a more useful error message that includes line numbers and a backtrace. consider_all_requests_local allows your app to display these developer-friendly messages even when the machine making the request is remote.

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