New option: -mask-sensitive to allow masking sensitive attributes#551
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New option: -mask-sensitive to allow masking sensitive attributes#551magodo merged 1 commit intoAzure:mainfrom
-mask-sensitive to allow masking sensitive attributes#551magodo merged 1 commit intoAzure:mainfrom
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This PR adds new option
-mask-sensitiveto allow masking sensitive attributes. The masking is done by generating the zero value of that attribute, with a comment stating the reason. In non-full mode, those value will be trimed from the configuration, as they are of the zero values. While in the full mode, they are kept with the zero value + comments.