Mask passwords while error logging #5
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if i understand this right, you are passing commandLine.toString() as prettyMessage and using it in getMessage(). But isn't that what's happening anyway?
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I saved previous behaviour in method with 4 params and added new one with 5 and pass different prettyMessage only where needed
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It's really awkward when git passwords are shown in logs and on UI while checking connection and checking out the project.
Let's follow common practice and mask them where needed.