Use #[\SensitiveParameter] php attribute to hide sensitive parameter 8000 s from strack traces #23324
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Description:
Since PHP 8.2 the
#[\SensitiveParameter]
attribute can be used to hide sensitive parameters from being included in stack traces.This PR aims to mark sensitive parameters across the code base.
Note: As PHP 7 does not support such attributes, they need be placed on a single line before the parameter. That way PHP 7 ignores them as comment, while PHP 8.2+ will use them
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