refactor: Add recursive scrubbing to EventScrubber with tests#2755
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Heya @Cheapshot003, thanks for this PR! Implementation-wise LGTM, see my comments regarding the test.
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Thanks @Cheapshot003! LGTM now. Nothing more needed from your side, I'll merge this in the next couple days.
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Should fix #2743
I added a "recursive" flag (default: False) to the EventScrubber that will scrub sensitive PII in dicts and lists recursively if set to True. Also added a test which uses a EventScrubber with recursive=True to scrub an event and check if it finds the sensitive stuff in deeply nested dicts/lists. Hope this is how you wanted it :)
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