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Add sendDefaultPii flag to SentryOptions.
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Filters out user information and sensitive request headers in Spring Boot integration if this flag is set to false.
maciejwalkowiak
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sendDefaultPiiflag toSentryOptions.Filters out user information and sensitive request headers in Spring Boot integration if this flag is set to false.
💡 Motivation and Context
Discussion initially started when working on Spring Boot integration - we want to give users option to decide if detailed user information is sent or not - similar to how it's done in Python integration: https://docs.sentry.io/error-reporting/configuration/?platform=python
Supersedes #527.
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