It's a bit dangerous to dump the full database config (which includes passwords) into the exception message, it ends up in log files and more importantly, things like exception-notification emails where it could be more readily intercepted. Logging just the missing key is enough, IMO.
bpot
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12 years ago
It's a bit dangerous to dump the full database config (which includes passwords) into the exception message, it ends up in log files and more importantly, things like exception-notification emails where it could be more readily intercepted. Logging just the missing key is enough, IMO.