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Introducing auth-sanitizer

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Auth Sanitizer offers two places to redact authentication secrets: Ruby object inspection and string messages sent through a wrapped logger. It includes defaults for common OAuth token and credential keys. Applications opt into these surfaces explicitly; the library does not rewrite requests or stored credentials.

Read the upstream README for installation and usage, or browse the project repository.