Verbose logging without exposing passwords

[all-iver]

Environment Setup

Elastic beanstalk.

Steps to reproduce

Enable verbose logging via environment variables.

Logs/Trace

verbose: GET /parse/login { host: 'xxx',
...
'content-type': 'text/plain',
'user-agent': 'node-XMLHttpRequest, Parse/js1.8.3 (NodeJS 4.3.0)',
"username": "some@user.com",
"password": "plain-text-password"
}

Apologies if this is not a Parse specific question, but what are my options for logging? I see that I can enable VERBOSE=1 in my environment settings, but when I do that I see log statements with passwords in plain text like the above. I'd like to avoid having passwords logged like this. I'm not positive that log is actually coming from Parse, but it is formatted like the other Parse messages so I'm assuming it is?

[drew-gross]

We should probably censor the password in logs, like rails does.

[flovilmart]

@drew-gross good point.

[drew-gross]

Fixed in #1790

[sirnacnud]

This issue still isn't fixed as of 2.2.17. When a user logs in, the password is still getting logged. I did some debugging and looks like the problem is that maskSensitiveBody() in PromiseRouter.js doesn't check for a GET request on /parse/login, as the request body contains the username and password.