I'm playing around with security settings and it seems that if you password protect a custom transformer, it still spews out info in the logs from the internal guts of what's going on. Is there a way to prevent the internal guts of a custom transformer from being logged? Ie. I just want to show the input and output of the transformer. Is that possible? Seemed maybe like it was from this article https://community.safe.com/s/article/password-protection-for-fme-workspaces
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Hide Custom Transformer Internal Logging
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hkingsbury wrote:
This is something we've discussed internally, keen to hear if there are any solutions
Go vote for the idea: https://community.safe.com/s/bridea/a0r4Q00000HcDMAQA3/hiding-custom-transformers-logging
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This is something we've discussed internally, keen to hear if there are any solutions
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If a password is set then log_debug won't operate the same way. So there is some protection. A user shouldn't be able to recreate the contents fully from the log. But other than that, I don't think it had been considered before.
If you rename the transformers inside the custom transformer then the name gets logged, not necessarily the type. Like this:
But if you'd like to have it turned off completely, I think the best thing to do is to add this as an idea so other users can vote on it and we can gauge the demand.
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hkingsbury wrote:
This is something we've discussed internally, keen to hear if there are any solutions
Go vote for the idea: https://community.safe.com/s/bridea/a0r4Q00000HcDMAQA3/hiding-custom-transformers-logging
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runneals wrote:
Voted :)
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