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I @func0der - We do encourage people to remove data that they consider sensitive. I think you can understand how much it helps us to understand the host-side and container side information there though. But I certainly consider it a valid idea to redact some things. We'd love to have you experiment with the script and figure out how to provide the data usefully but hide some of that. It's a very simple script, at https://github.com/ddev/ddev/blob/master/cmd/ddev/cmd/scripts/test_ddev.sh There's a contributor training about it at https://ddev.com/blog/ddev-debug-test-contributor-training/ I'd love it if you were to study what it does, figure out the information you consider sensitive and propose a PR to make it less sensitive. And by the way, thanks for providing the |
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I have just created a
ddev debug test
.It collected everything from paths, to usernames, computer names, hard disk identifiers etc.
All of those are mostly unique data in and of it self. Combined, the can uniquely identify a persons device.
How about we generalize that data automatically, so that people do not dox (yeah, I am going to get push back on this one ;)) themselves if they want to help? :)
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