Prior to Laravel 5.3 (just upgraded straight from 5.1), I could log exceptions without having them return a response. How do I go about doing that now?
The render method in the exception handler is expecting a \Illuminate\Http\Response object as a return value. There are numerous exception types that are helpful to log but they don't necessarily "break" the entire request so I want to load the requested page as usual.
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