Dumper: scrubber checks also non-string keys#473
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@dg Is there something I can do to make this acceptable change? I can imagine the issue is that this makes the scrubber signature somewhat less clearly defined? |
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We are using Tracy support for scrubbing to remove passwords etc. from our Tracy bluescreen files. But we've found that in following part of stacktrace (in
Elasticsearch\Transportfrom official Elasticsearch SDK), password remained:It's because
Describerdoesn't apply scrubber on non-string keys. This PR argues that they have to be for sanity checked as well. I've chosen the path of not changing Scrubber signature, so I cast scalar keys to strings and pass empty string for non scalar keys. To be honest I am not sure whether such eventuality is possible (I was thinking aboutWeakMapand stuff like that, but not sure if it would make its way there).