How to anonymize --profile output?

[david-wasser]

Summary

I'm trying to gather more information before filing a ticket with you all and am using --profile -vvv to generate a trace. The output trace contains a number of references to internal codenames and repo structure that I can't share though.

Do you all have a standard way of stripping out code paths and other potential sensitive data? I didn't find anything documented but figured it might exist since you all send up anonymized telemetry.

Additional information

Example line from the trace with sensitive filepaths redacted:

`{"ph":"b","pid":1,"ts":53136.518,"name":"visit_file","cat":"globwalk","tid":9,"id":2254273714847745,".file":"crates/turborepo-globwalk/src/lib.rs",".line":460,"args":{"walk_type":"Files","entry":"Ok(GlobEntry { entry: TreeEntry { entry: DirEntry(DirEntry(\"<sensitive_filepath>\")), prefix: 5 }, matched: MatchedText { inner: Owned(OwnedText { matched: \"<sensitive_filepath>\", ranges: [Some((29, 50))] }) } })"}},`

Example

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[anthonyshew]

We don't, but we should. I can look into this for the future.

If you prefer and it fulfills your security requirements, you can email the profile to me directly at [email protected]. Please reference this Discussion if you do.

Another option is to replace the sensitive information with your own anonymizations while maintaining referential stability. I understand this is more laborious than ideal.