honor maskValue flag for Authorization header #53
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Hi @oleg-nenashev ,
I was trying to debug a request in Jenkins, set
maskValue: falsefor Authorization header and found it didn't honor this flag.I understand this change was by #22 and for case some security concerns (https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-39744).
I would like to propose an enhancement here which both respects
maskValueflag and also masks Authorization header by default.So I set default
maskValue = truein HttpRequestNameValuePair.java constructor. In this case, when user passesmaskValue: falsein Authorization header, it can be honored correctly.Please correct me if I missed something or you have further security concerns about this change.
Thanks for your great job done here!
Best regards,
Kevin