Scrub UUID where requested - #15694
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checked that the header change doesn't affect rate limiting, lgtm
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Habitica files various error and informational messages to Loggly, a third-party application monitoring platform.
Before, these messages always include the user's ID in the
x-api-userheader field, which could be used to uniquely identify the originator of recorded app activity.Now, if the user has not given consent for their data to be recorded to third-party platforms, we scrub this header after authenticating that it corresponds to a valid Habitica account. Should an error or other message be logged after this point in server request handling, the
x-api-userfield will simply show "Private".