Feature Request: [Feature] [Question] masking dynamic values, such as regex pattern matching
See original GitHub issueDescription / Use Case for a Feature
I may misunderstand docs and this is already supported, labeled question to clarify it.
There are some cases we would like to traverse all object payload recursively to detect a certain patterns of strings matching regex, such as prefix-based auth token and vice versa. Is there way to specify it via current mask*
configuration values?
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Awesome, thanks for the help!
Got it. Technically it was possible already since
maskAny
did accept RegEx. To make it more obvious I have released a versionv2.8.0
that reflects that in the docs as well as the naming of the settingmaskAnyRegEx
.Here is an example for your use case: