Change AIGuard.evaluate allow_raise default to true#5587
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What does this PR do?
This PR changes the default value of
allow_raisekeyword arg inAIGuard.evaluatefromfalsetotrue. Callers that want the non-raising behavior must now passallow_raise: falseexplicitly.Motivation:
Product team requirement: AIGuard.evaluate should be safe-by-default, automatically raising
AIGuardAbortErroronDENY/ABORTactions when blocking is enabled.This is a breaking change for any caller relying on the previous default. Since AI Guard is still in preview, this will be released in a minor version.
Change log entry
Yes. Breaking (AI Guard preview): AIGuard.evaluate now defaults to
allow_raise: true. Callers relying on the previous default must passallow_raise: falseexplicitly to preserve the old behavior.Additional Notes:
APPSEC-61804
How to test the change?
CI is enough.