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[print_settings] Hide secret field values by default
See original GitHub issueUser story: I am a well-intentioned sysadmin. I want to print and share Django settings with my colleague, so that I can investigate a problem without revealing secret values.
Proposed solution:
-
Define the following “sensitive” patterns:
SECRET,PASSWORD -
All settings matching these patterns show a value of
********** -
If the user passes the parameter
--show-secrets, then show the actual values.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:8 (6 by maintainers)
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FYI, Django already has a
get_safe_settingsfunction which applies the filtering.Very good idea !
We should also allow users to override the sensitive patterns in
settings.pyso people can add their own as needed.Could you make a PR for this ? Happy to merge it !