Redact sensitive values in error descriptions#197
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Validation note: because this Windows environment cannot run Swift/Xcode locally, I validated the same code on a fork-only validation branch using macOS GitHub Actions. The validation branch adds only a workflow file on top of this PR's code. Run: https://github.com/fhwvtqdc2q-svg/swift-openapi-runtime/actions/runs/25954832217 |
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Why
ClientError and ServerError include request/response metadata in their printable descriptions. Those descriptions can be logged by applications, and currently include raw header values such as Authorization, Cookie, and Set-Cookie, as well as query-string tokens. Redacting those values keeps the diagnostics useful while reducing accidental credential leakage.
Testing
Not run locally because this environment is Windows and does not have Swift/Xcode installed. A macOS GitHub Actions validation run will be triggered on the fork branch.