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marina-p avatar marina-p commented on May 16, 2024

To clarify further: this option was proposed for the use case where the user has a RESTler setup where --logsUploadRootDirPath is set, and wants to avoid storing raw network logs. This primarily applies for cases where RESTler may not be filtering authentication information (e.g. if added in custom headers).

However, wouldn't any bug bucket contain a replay log with the sent request, which would contain the above data?

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PatGod avatar PatGod commented on May 16, 2024

Yes, this work item sounds ill-defined. RESTler and the Swagger spec define request going in and the service under test defines what is contained in responses. The RESTler user is already in full control of where to store (and whether to keep) network logs. (And telemetry does not include any network traffic.) So what is this item about? Please clarify (possibly with a clear scenario or example). Otherwise, I suggest to close this item.

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rifiles avatar rifiles commented on May 16, 2024

To clarify further: this option was proposed for the use case where the user has a RESTler setup where --logsUploadRootDirPath is set, and wants to avoid storing raw network logs. This primarily applies for cases where RESTler may not be filtering authentication information (e.g. if added in custom headers).

However, wouldn't any bug bucket contain a replay log with the sent request, which would contain the above data?

The replay log does indeed contain this data, however the creation of the log could be disabled while still performing the replay, if desired.

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marina-p avatar marina-p commented on May 16, 2024

Closing this as out-of-scope for RESTler. Such clean-up/log management can be done by the agent or user that invokes RESTler.

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