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sanitizeData parsed a truncated JSON string, so with logging on any request body over 1000 chars threw SyntaxError in the request interceptor and was never sent, and a large error response surfaced as SyntaxError instead of HttpError. The interceptor was also installed on the global axios instance once per resource, logging every request 79 times, touching the host application's own axios traffic, and logging OAuthClient's token requests with client_secret, code and refresh_token in plain text. Truncate to a string that never throws, install the logger once per Configuration, and only log requests under the client's /api/v1 prefix.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SDK now installs request logging once per configuration, filters requests by the configured API prefix, and sanitizes logged data. Tests cover logging scope and output, and the README documents the logging limits and exclusions. ChangesRequest logging
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Enabling logging no longer breaks requests or duplicates log entries. Opt-in logs can still contain secrets from request bodies or query strings. They can also contain requests from other clients or near-matching host-application paths. Tighten redaction and request scoping before relying on the documented redaction guarantee. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Logging is now limited to the configured API prefix and no longer blocks large requests, but it can expose the beginning of a large API request or error response in logs without redacting body fields. The exposure requires logging to be enabled and access to those logs. Retained concerns
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- Line 63: Update the request-body handling in sanitizeData so serialized JSON
bodies redact sensitive token and password fields before logging, including when
those fields occur within the first 1,000 characters; alternatively, omit
request bodies from logs. Keep truncation from allowing secrets to pass through
unchanged.
- Line 223: Update the accepted-request logging flow in BaseResource to redact
sensitive query values from both the URL and Axios params before logging; keep
the apiPrefix filter, but do not treat it as sanitization.
- Line 223: Update the URL filter in the interceptor around apiPrefix to compare
the parsed URL’s origin and pathname, accepting only the exact API root or paths
beneath its slash boundary; reject lookalike paths such as /api/v10.
- Around line 27-28: Update the logging setup in BaseResource and the
PlaneClient request wiring to use a client-owned Axios instance for SDK
requests, and register that client’s logger interceptor on that instance rather
than the global default. Preserve enableLogging opt-out behavior and ensure
requests from other clients cannot be logged by this client’s interceptor.
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| if (config.enableLogging && !loggingInstalledFor.has(config)) { | ||
| loggingInstalledFor.add(config); |
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Scope the logger to the client, not only its Configuration.
If two PlaneClient instances use the same baseUrl, each enabled configuration installs a global interceptor. Both interceptors then log either client's requests. A later client with enableLogging: false is logged by an earlier enabled client's interceptor. The WeakSet prevents duplicate registration among one client's resources, but it does not isolate clients. Use a client-owned Axios instance for SDK requests and its logger. Axios documents that interceptors registered on the default instance run for requests made through that instance. (github.com)
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In `@src/api/BaseResource.ts` around lines 27 - 28, Update the logging setup in
BaseResource and the PlaneClient request wiring to use a client-owned Axios
instance for SDK requests, and register that client’s logger interceptor on that
instance rather than the global default. Preserve enableLogging opt-out behavior
and ensure requests from other clients cannot be logged by this client’s
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| return JSON.parse(dataStr.substring(0, 1000)) + "... [TRUNCATED]"; | ||
| let dataStr: string | undefined; | ||
| try { | ||
| dataStr = JSON.stringify(data); |
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Redact body secrets before logging request data.
If an API request body contains a token or password within the first 1,000 characters, sanitizeData returns that body unchanged. The request logger then prints the secret. JSON serialization and truncation do not redact fields, even though the updated README promises token redaction. Redact sensitive body fields or omit bodies from logs. (github.com)
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In `@src/api/BaseResource.ts` at line 63, Update the request-body handling in
sanitizeData so serialized JSON bodies redact sensitive token and password
fields before logging, including when those fields occur within the first 1,000
characters; alternatively, omit request bodies from logs. Keep truncation from
allowing secrets to pass through unchanged.
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| // Request interceptor | ||
| axios.interceptors.request.use( | ||
| (config: InternalAxiosRequestConfig) => { | ||
| if (!config.url?.startsWith(apiPrefix)) return config; |
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Sanitize query values on accepted API requests.
If an accepted API URL contains ?token=..., or the caller supplies a token in Axios params, the logger prints that value. sanitizeHeaders does not protect either field. Redact sensitive query values before logging the URL and params; the URL filter only limits which requests reach the log.
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In `@src/api/BaseResource.ts` at line 223, Update the accepted-request logging
flow in BaseResource to redact sensitive query values from both the URL and
Axios params before logging; keep the apiPrefix filter, but do not treat it as
sanitization.
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Require an API path boundary in the URL filter.
For apiPrefix ending in /api/v1, startsWith also accepts a host-application request to /api/v10. The global interceptor then logs that request, including its unsanitized URL, body, and params. Match /api/v1/ or the exact API root, and check the parsed origin and pathname rather than an unbounded string prefix.
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In `@src/api/BaseResource.ts` at line 223, Update the URL filter in the
interceptor around apiPrefix to compare the parsed URL’s origin and pathname,
accepting only the exact API root or paths beneath its slash boundary; reject
lookalike paths such as /api/v10.
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enableLogging: true(whichexamples/README.mdrecommends):sanitizeDatatruncates the serialized body and thenJSON.parses the fragment, which throws inside the request interceptor. The caller getsError: Unexpected error: Unterminated string in JSON at position 1000 (line 1 column 1001). A work item or page with realdescription_htmlcrosses the 1000-character limit easily.HttpError. The sameSyntaxErrorescapeshandleErrorwhenthe response body is over 1000 characters (for example an HTML 502 from a proxy).
BaseResourceconstructor, and onePlaneClientruns that constructor 79 times.them if their body is large.
OAuthClientposts to${baseUrl}/auth/o/token/through thesame global axios instance, so while any logging-enabled
PlaneClientexists, the token request body(
client_secret,code/refresh_token) is logged verbatim. Header redaction doesn't cover bodies.Fix (
src/api/BaseResource.ts)sanitizeDatareturns the truncated text as a string and never throws.Configuration, with aWeakSetguard.${baseUrl}/api/v1. MatchingbaseUrlalone would still catchthe OAuth token endpoint.
examples/README.mdno longer claims response logging, which was never implemented.v1 still uses the global axios instance, because
tests/e2e/support/rate-limit.tshooks it. Moving v1 to itsown instance, and adding logging to
V2Transport, would be natural follow-ups. Happy to take either on if useful.Tests
tests/unit/base-resource-logging.test.tsis offline (nock), with one test per defect above plus a redaction check.Before the fix (on
main):After: 6 passed.
test:unit,check:types,check:lint,check:formatandbuildall pass.Summary by CodeRabbit
client.v2requests are not included.