On top of just having logs in the first place (#5), possibly useful:
@rhyselsmore:
Unsure if this is the correct area, but further down the list I think that logging needs to be discussed.
I have had several customers asking about filtering query strings within logs. Can we put this in the 'nice-to-haves'?
@neilmiddleton:
IMO this is up to the application. For instance, Rails has a log redactor that redacts secrets from the log entries (password, and password_confirmation out of the box)
@rhyselsmore:
Apparently it still doesn't stop the router from displaying it.
@neilmiddleton:
Ah yeah, sure. I was only thinking about the logs that Rails emits. Fair issue.
On top of just having logs in the first place (#5), possibly useful:
@rhyselsmore:
@neilmiddleton:
@rhyselsmore:
@neilmiddleton: