As it can be seen in the following image, when not setting a specific buildpack via BUILDPACK_URL, the slugbuilder cycles through every installed buildpack until it detects the actual programming language (code for reference):

This is great, but in the past year, buildpacks like nodejs and php have increased their verbosity when the app is not detected. Leading to something like the following output when deploying using deis:

I would like to change this behavior by setting a variable like DEIS_BUILDPACK_DEBUG to True or False (defaulting to False and suppressing such output). This way the output would look cleaner as following:

As it can be seen in the following image, when not setting a specific buildpack via
BUILDPACK_URL, the slugbuilder cycles through every installed buildpack until it detects the actual programming language (code for reference):This is great, but in the past year, buildpacks like nodejs and php have increased their verbosity when the app is not detected. Leading to something like the following output when deploying using deis:
I would like to change this behavior by setting a variable like
DEIS_BUILDPACK_DEBUGtoTrueorFalse(defaulting toFalseand suppressing such output). This way the output would look cleaner as following: