fix: Redact Authorization bearer token in debug logs#1280
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fix: Redact Authorization bearer token in debug logs#1280
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Added _sanitize_headers() function to redact sensitive Authorization bearer tokens when logging HTTP requests in debug mode. The token value is replaced with [REDACTED] while preserving the "Bearer " prefix. We can use HTTP library for this but this needs library version upgrade. This is the most simplest way to work with small number of code.
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Added _sanitize_headers() function to redact sensitive Authorization bearer tokens when logging HTTP requests in debug mode. The token value is replaced with [REDACTED] while preserving the "Bearer " prefix.
We can use HTTP library for this but this needs library version upgrade. This is the most simplest way to work with small number of code.