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Add a possibility to log the body of an HTTP response
See original GitHub issueIf I understand correctly, this library currently does not provide a way to log HTTP response body. It seems like it has been the case for years now:
Update,
httplib.HTTPConnection.debuglevel = 1seems to work quite fine but I have to remark that currently the responsebodyis not logged and this could be extremely useful, especially for REST requests.
_Originally posted by @ssbarnea in https://github.com/urllib3/urllib3/issues/107#issuecomment-16168466_
Is it still true? If yes, would it be possible to add a way to log the body of all processed HTTP responses?
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I would be strongly opposed. The body of a response can contain very sensitive information (e.g., JWT secrets) and allowing users to log that without klaxons going off would be wildly irresponsible.
I have never suggested to use this kind of logging by default or make it easy to enable by accident. My goal was to find a simple opt-in approach.
OK. As I have mentioned earlier, it can be done at different layers of HTTP libraries’ stack.