[HttpKernel] hide "_password" in request data collector raw content #37431
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The password was already hidden in POST parameters, but still remained visible in raw content [HttpKernel] added password hiding in request data collector raw content The password was already hidden in POST parameters, but still remained visible in raw content [HttpKernel] added password hiding in request data collector raw content The password was already hidden in POST parameters, but still remained visible in raw content
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Thank you @EfeloPHP. |
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The password was already hidden in POST parameters, but still remained visible in raw content.
This is my first contribution, so I hope I did everything right :)