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hide sensitive information in logs #385
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| c.Lock() | ||
| defer c.Unlock() | ||
| segments := strings.Split(k, "/") | ||
| c.cache[libkv.FunctionKey{Space: segments[0], ID: function.ID(segments[1])}] = f |
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Isn't there a better way to get space? This seems susceptible to changes.
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Not at the moment. That's the only way.
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This PR hides sensitive information (AWS keys) in logs. It's achieved by implementing
MarshalLogObjectfunction for both Function and Subscription objects. Uber zap then will use it to serialize an object when logging.