Logged payload in Action Server Logs. #1113
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent update reflects a minor refactoring in the codebase, simplifying the handling of database queries. This entails the removal of an unused type import and a tweak in a function to include a new variable for storing the request body, potentially enhancing the clarity and functionality of the database interaction process. Changes
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- kairon/actions/definitions/database.py (3 hunks)
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67-67: The addition of the
request_bodyvariable is consistent with the PR's objective to log the payload in action server logs. Ensure that the payload does not contain sensitive information before logging.105-105: The
request_bodyis being converted to a string before being logged. Ensure that this conversion is handled correctly and that the string representation is readable and useful for debugging purposes.Verification successful
The occurrences of
request_bodyin the codebase suggest that it is a standard variable used to store the body of HTTP requests. The conversion of this variable to a string for logging purposes is a common practice across various modules and functions, indicating that the process is handled correctly. The string representation ofrequest_bodyis used for debugging and information tracking, and there are no explicit issues found in the script output regarding this conversion.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Verify that the string conversion of request_body is handled correctly. # This script will search for the method that converts the request_body to a string and print it out for review. rg --type python "def .*request_body.*str"Length of output: 75
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the usage of `request_body` within the `execute` function to verify how it's being converted to a string. rg "request_body" --context 5Length of output: 289290
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| action=self.name, | |||
| config=vector_action_config, | |||
| sender=tracker.sender_id, | |||
| payload=str(request_body), | |||
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str(request_body) if request_body else None
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- kairon/actions/definitions/database.py (3 hunks)
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