fix(logging): redact raw cache keys on all log paths (LAB-304) - #264
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Raw cache keys embed caller-supplied tenant/user identifiers and were still logged verbatim on every non-cache_set error path (CWE-532). Redact once inside FeatureOrchestrator.handle_cache_error and log_cache_operation so all callers — current and future — are covered by construction; the three LAB-109 cache_set call sites now pass the raw key and the sink emits the identical blake2b digest as before. Sentinels (unknown, <generation_failed>) stay readable.
Expert-panel review of the sink change found direct logger calls that bypass FeatureOrchestrator and still logged raw keys: wrapper.py TTL- refresh/lock/deserialize/interop-delete paths, cache_handler.py backend error paths, SimpleLogger cache_hit/miss/stored/invalidated, and the L1 TTL-skip debug line. All now redact. redact_cache_key moves to the hash_utils leaf module (verbatim; re- exported from cache_handler) so backends/provider.py and l1_cache.py can use it without a circular import through cache_handler. Existing tests asserting raw keys in log messages updated to assert the digest instead — the bare-key-vs-:lock-suffix contract in test_wrapper_lock_bare_key.py survives via digest inequality.
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WalkthroughCache-key logging and backend error text now use fixed-length BLAKE2b redaction. The change covers cache operations, errors, locks, invalidation, deserialisation, and TTL refresh paths. Tests verify raw-key suppression and digest consistency. ChangesCache-key redaction
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some error paths can still expose raw cache keys in logs. These remaining sanitization gaps should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CacheWrapper
participant CacheHandler
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CacheWrapper->>CacheHandler: cache operation with raw key
CacheHandler->>Backend: perform cache operation
CacheHandler->>CacheLogging: write operation or error event
CacheLogging->>CacheLogging: replace key with BLAKE2b digest
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1911-1913: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRedact the key in the successful TTL-refresh log.
When TTL refresh succeeds, Line 1911 writes the raw
keyto the debug log. This bypasses the new cache-key logging policy.Proposed fix
- f"Refreshed TTL for {key}: {refresh_ttl}s " + f"Refreshed TTL for {redact_cache_key(key)}: {refresh_ttl}s "🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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208-208: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRedact the key on the oversized-entry path.
This debug log still passes
keydirectly. A cache key can contain tenant or user identifiers, so this path can expose sensitive data and contradict the tree-wide guarantee documented inSECURITY.md.Proposed fix
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In `@src/cachekit/decorators/orchestrator.py`:
- Around line 35-36: Update the key_str pass-through condition to allow only the
explicit unknown sentinel and angle-bracketed generated redaction values
matching the required redacted prefix plus exactly 16 lowercase hexadecimal
characters; raw angle-bracketed cache keys must continue through redaction. Add
a regression test covering an angle-bracketed raw key such as a tenant/user
secret.
- Around line 458-460: Sanitise BackendError exception text before logging: in
src/cachekit/decorators/orchestrator.py lines 458-460, update
FeatureOrchestrator.handle_cache_error() for both structured logging and
compatibility warnings; in src/cachekit/cache_handler.py lines 1937-1940, apply
the same sanitisation to StandardCacheHandler error sinks, including synchronous
and asynchronous get() paths. Add caplog coverage for BackendError with
TENANT_KEY through StandardCacheHandler.get() and
FeatureOrchestrator.handle_cache_error(), asserting TENANT_KEY is absent from
log messages and structured data.
In `@src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py`:
- Line 1851: Update the lock-operation warning in the wrapper’s acquire-lock
error path to avoid interpolating the raw exception `{e}`, which may include a
cache-key prefix through BackendError.__str__. Log only the exception type or an
explicitly sanitised message while preserving the existing redacted cache-key
context and fallback execution behavior.
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In `@src/cachekit/cache_handler.py`:
- Around line 1911-1913: Update the successful TTL-refresh debug log to redact
or safely format key using the existing cache-key logging policy instead of
interpolating the raw key; preserve the refresh TTL, remaining TTL, and
threshold details.
In `@src/cachekit/l1_cache.py`:
- Line 208: Update the oversized-entry debug logging path in the L1 cache to
pass the established key-redaction helper instead of the raw key, preserving the
existing log behavior while ensuring sensitive tenant or user identifiers are
never emitted.
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…or PYSEC-2026-3721 (LAB-304) - New tests/unit/test_error_path_key_redaction.py drives backend set/delete/invalidation/TTL-refresh failures and asserts the key appears only as its digest (also lifts patch coverage over the 80% codecov gate — these error paths were previously untested). - Redact the multiline 'Refreshed TTL for' debug log that the tree sweep missed (f-string on the continuation line). - pip>=26.2 (dev-only transitive dep via pip-audit): fixes PYSEC-2026-3721, which failed the Python Dependency CVEs check; unrelated to this diff but blocking its CI.
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2020-2020: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSanitise exception text before logging it.
A backend can raise
ValueError(key). The{e}interpolation then writes the raw cache key to the log despite the redacted key field. Sanitise the exception message with the knownkey, or omit the exception text, in every cache-operation error log. AddValueError(TENANT_KEY)to the regression cases.Also applies to: 2023-2023
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- Line 2020: Sanitize exception text before interpolating it in the
cache-operation error logs around the key-setting error handler, including the
corresponding log at the additional location, so exceptions such as
ValueError(key) cannot expose the raw cache key; reuse the existing
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… text; strict log pass-through
BackendError._format_message() now embeds the redacted digest instead of a
50-char raw-key prefix, making every downstream {e} interpolation safe by
construction (orchestrator sinks, cache_handler sinks, wrapper lock warning).
_redact_key_for_log() pass-through narrowed from any <...> string to an
explicit sentinel allow-list plus the exact <redacted:{16 hex}> format.
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…LAB-304) Expert-panel findings on the CodeRabbit remediation commit — the key= segment of BackendError was redacted, but the message field was a second channel: - memcached oversized-value guard embedded the raw key in the message; dropped (the redacted key= segment carries correlation). - memcached error classification interpolated wrapped exception text into the message; pymemcache illegal-input errors echo the full raw key. Permanent and unknown branches now carry only the exception type name; original_exception keeps full detail. - StructuredLogger.cache_operation logged a raw cache_key[:50] prefix (and PII-pattern masking never caught tenant ids in keys); now always emits the redact_cache_key digest. Dead _mask_sensitive_data helper removed. - SECURITY.md updated to state the message-field guarantee; hash_utils docstring cross-references the format-pinning regex and test.
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54-54: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRemove raw exception text from timeout and transient errors.
classify_memcached_errorinsertsexcintoBackendError.messagefor both branches.BackendErrorincludes this message unchanged instr(error), so a cache key in aMemcacheServerErrororOSErrorcan reach log sinks. Use the exception type name or an allow-listed safe detail. Retainoriginal_exceptionfor diagnostics. Add regression coverage with a tenant key in a transient exception message.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@SECURITY.md`:
- Line 192: Update redact_cache_key to use a keyed BLAKE2b digest or HMAC with a
service secret loaded through pydantic-settings as SecretStr, while preserving
existing digest correlation during migration through the established
compatibility approach.
In `@src/cachekit/logging.py`:
- Line 259: Update the direct logging path in cache_operation to use
_redact_key_for_log, preserving approved sentinel values and values already
returned by redact_cache_key without rehashing them. Add coverage for direct
cache_operation calls with an approved sentinel and a pre-redacted key.
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cache_operation() called redact_cache_key() bare, so a key that had already
been redacted upstream got hashed a second time and emitted a different digest
than FeatureOrchestrator produced for the same key — the two sinks could not be
joined in a log query. Recognised sentinels ("unknown", "<generation_failed>")
were hashed into opaque digests for the same reason.
The _redact_key_for_log policy moved from decorators/orchestrator.py to
hash_utils.py as redact_key_for_log(), beside redact_cache_key(). logging.py
already imported that leaf module, so both sinks now share one implementation
rather than logging.py importing the decorator package (wrong direction) or
growing a second copy that drifts. orchestrator keeps a module-level alias, so
existing callers and tests are unaffected; its now-unused re and
redact_cache_key imports are dropped. The format-pinning regex now lives next to
the function that emits the format, retiring the cross-module docstring
reference.
cache_hit/cache_miss/cache_stored all funnel through cache_operation, so the
single call site covers them.
Coverage: TestStructuredLoggerCacheOperationRedaction pins raw-key redaction,
pre-redacted pass-through, both sentinels, cross-sink digest agreement, and the
empty-key case. Verified they fail against the previous implementation (3 of the
6 discriminate; the rest hold in both).
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…(LAB-304) Four-agent panel (high stakes) on the previous commit. Findings applied: REGRESSION I introduced: health.py logs its checks with cache_key="system", a component label and not a key. Routing cache_operation through the guard began hashing it, so a readable operator field became <redacted:a99cf92e...> and any dashboard filtering on it would have silently stopped matching after upgrade. "system" joins the sentinel set; the parametrized sentinel test reads the set, so it now covers it. Docstring told a lie: it claimed idempotency held "for a caller handing an already-redacted value straight to SimpleLogger", but provider.py's four SimpleLogger methods called bare redact_cache_key() and would double-hash. Made the claim true rather than deleting it — those four sinks now use redact_key_for_log. Same leaf module, no new import edge. Added a line steering future callers: prefer the guard at any sink, bare only where input is known-raw. Missed CWE-532 channel, pre-existing: l1_cache.py logged the raw key in the oversized-value debug line while its sibling eighteen lines above was already redacted. This is the same log cachekit-ts redacted in LAB-1768. test_digest_matches_the_orchestrator_sink was tautological — it compared logging.py's output against the very function logging.py calls, so it would pass even if the two sinks diverged, the one thing it exists to catch. It now drives FeatureOrchestrator.handle_cache_error for real and asserts both sinks emit the same digest. Cut the _redact_key_for_log alias: a leading-underscore name has no external consumers to protect, and all four callers are in-tree. SENTINEL_KEYS reverted to _SENTINEL_KEYS — public API surface on a published SDK is not worth one test's convenience; the test imports the private name, as it already does elsewhere in this repo. Panel REBUTTED CodeRabbit's keyed-HMAC demand; rationale is on the PR. Not addressed here, raised for separate triage: pymemcache exception text embeds the raw key and rides the __cause__ traceback (str(e) is redacted, the traceback is not); mask_sensitive is a dead knob since this PR removed its only reader; SECURITY.md still claims coverage broader than the sweep proves for the redis/file/cachekitio backends.
Rebutting the keyed-digest finding (SECURITY.md:192)
Rebutted. Put to a four-agent expert panel at high stakes (the project's mandatory crypto/protocol gate); all reviewers independently reached REBUT. Reasons, strongest first: 1. The secret has no owner. This is a public PyPI library, not a service. Unset, it must either fail open to the unkeyed digest — security theatre — or fail closed and break every existing deployment on 2. It destroys the property the digest exists for. The digest is a log-correlation token, not a confidentiality primitive. Its whole job is that one cache key renders as one value across processes, hosts and restarts — the invariant this PR just spent a refactor establishing between the orchestrator and logging sinks. A per-instance key makes digests diverge exactly where operators need them to match, and breaks this PR's explicit byte-identical-with-pre-fix-logs contract. 3. The threat model does not hold. The finding assumes an attacker hashes candidate tenant IDs. A cache key is 4. Precedent. The identical trade was panel-ratified in the sibling SDK (cachekit-ts, LAB-1768) as an eyes-open accepted residual, for the same operator-matching reason. Digest strength is a cross-SDK protocol decision — if it is to be revisited it belongs in One correction worth recording: the SDKs are not currently digest-compatible — Python emits Applied from the same panelThe panel did find real defects, fixed in b05c7ee:
Raised, not fixed hereThree findings are real but outside this PR's remit and want their own tickets:
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…ecture test (LAB-304) Expert-panel findings on b05c7ee (1 blocking, 2 major), applied: BLOCKER — SECURITY.md claimed keys "never reach logs verbatim". False for the flagship backend: CachekitIO addresses entries by key in the request path and httpx logs every request line at INFO on its own logger, so any app enabling INFO globally sees raw keys on the happy path. The claim is now scoped to the SDK's own loggers, with an httpx paragraph telling operators to raise that logger's level (mirrors the lock-token paragraph's reasoning). The SDK does not mute a third-party logger on the user's behalf. MAJOR — unkeyed blake2b was undocumented. Panel's own follow-up corrected my first draft: the digest is as guessable as the key material, and that holds for GENERATED keys too — the args hash is deterministic blake2b(msgpack(args)), so a get_user(user_id) cache is enumerable from its digest either way (verified: 1M ids in 0.01s). SECURITY.md "Digest strength" + the redact_cache_key docstring now say exactly that: correlation id, never a secret. MAJOR — ~30 hand-edited log lines with nothing stopping the next one from leaking. tests/unit/test_log_redaction_architecture.py walks every logging call in the package (logger.*, get_logger().*, logger().*, getLogger(...).*, getattr(logger, level)(), warnings) and fails if a key-shaped Name/Attribute/ subscript reaches it outside a redactor call. Panel mutation-tested the first cut and found it blind to get_logger().warning(...) — the ONLY shape in cache_handler.py — so receiver matching was widened and a 13-case self-test pins every shape it must flag or allow. Known blind spot (pre-built message variables) is documented in the module docstring and in SECURITY.md. orchestrator.py:471 now redacts inline (idempotent) so its safety is visible to the guard rather than depending on a rebinding 28 lines up. Out of scope, filed separately: the unquoted raw key in the CachekitIO URL path is also a path-traversal surface for attacker-influenced custom keys.
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2020-2020: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSanitise the exception text before logging it.
StandardCacheHandler.set()interpolatesBackendErrorintoSimpleLogger.error(), whileBackendError.__str__()redacts only its separatekeyfield and preservesmessage; a backend message containing the raw key can therefore reach the SDK logger. Redact the current key withinstr(e)before interpolation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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54-54: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSanitise pymemcache cause text before constructing
BackendError.MemcachedBackendsends timeout and transient exceptions toclassify_memcached_error, whoseTIMEOUTandTRANSIENTbranches interpolateexcintoBackendError.message.BackendError.__str__()redacts only the separatekeyfield, whileFeatureOrchestrator.handle_cache_error()logsstr(error). Therefore, a cause string containing a cache key can reach logs. Use a fixed type-only message and retainexcinoriginal_exception.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/cachekit/decorators/orchestrator.py`:
- Line 472: Update handle_cache_error so the exception representation used in
its log message is sanitized and contains no sensitive values, rather than
interpolating error directly; also sanitize or replace the error-related data
passed through UltraOptimizedStructuredLogger.cache_operation before it is
copied into structured kwargs. Preserve the redacted cache key and exception
type while ensuring both logging sinks receive only the key-free error
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In `@src/cachekit/l1_cache.py`:
- Line 208: Update both diagnostic calls in L1Cache.put() to use
redact_key_for_log() instead of redact_cache_key(). Ensure direct string keys,
sentinel values, and already-redacted values remain readable or idempotent while
preserving digest correlation across sinks.
In `@tests/unit/test_log_redaction_architecture.py`:
- Line 32: Update LOGGER_NAME_RE so _log and log are recognized as logger
receivers by _is_logger_call, while preserving existing logger and warnings
matches. Extend test_detector_catches_the_shapes_it_claims_to() with an
_log.warning(...) or log.warning(...) case to verify detection.
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original exception in BackendError.original_exception; do not interpolate exc
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In `@src/cachekit/cache_handler.py`:
- Line 2020: Update StandardCacheHandler.set() so the exception text is
sanitized before passing it to get_logger().error(): redact the current key from
str(e), then interpolate the sanitized text instead of the raw exception object,
while preserving the existing backend-error log context.
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…etector (LAB-304) Close the residual CWE-532 channels a fresh review found on PR #264: - error_handler: TIMEOUT/TRANSIENT branches now emit only type(exc).__name__ (were interpolating raw {exc}), matching the PERMANENT/UNKNOWN branches. - l1_cache: both put() diagnostics use redact_key_for_log (idempotent sink policy) instead of the bare redact_cache_key. - redact_error_for_log(): render exceptions key-free for logs — BackendError is self-sanitising so it passes verbatim, every other exception collapses to its type name (str() has unknown provenance and may echo the raw key). Applied at handle_cache_error (both sinks) and redis_operation_failed. - LOGGER_NAME_RE now matches bare log/_log receivers so the architecture guard cannot be bypassed by log.warning(f"{key}"); detector + arch tests updated. CodeRabbit-Resolved: orchestrator.py:472:Sanitise exception values before logging CodeRabbit-Resolved: l1_cache.py:208:Use redact_key_for_log for both L1 diagnostic CodeRabbit-Resolved: test_log_redaction_architecture.py:32:Detect _log and log rec
Expert-panel finding (CRITICAL, confirmed by bug-hunter + security independently): redact_error_for_log logs str(BackendError) verbatim on the premise "BackendError is key-free by construction", but only the memcached classifier had been hardened. The redis classifier/backend and the cachekit.io HTTP classifier still interpolated raw provider exception text into BackendError.message, which _format_message emits verbatim — so on the flagship backend the "trusted" branch surfaced exactly the untrusted provider text (redis ACL "NOPERM ... keys", WRONGTYPE, httpx request URL) that can echo the raw cache key. The trust assumption was unsound; the leak stayed open (CWE-532). Root-cause fix — make the invariant true tree-wide, mirroring the memcached branches: - redis/error_handler.py: every branch message is type(exc).__name__ only. - redis/backend.py: the five GET/SET/DELETE/EXISTS/client-create messages likewise. - cachekitio/error_handler.py: timeout/connect/unknown branches likewise (httpx text carries the URL, which embeds the key in its path). - Detail stays on original_exception; the key rides the .key attribute, redacted by _format_message. Tests: TestClassifierMessagesAreKeyFree asserts str(classify_*(exc_echoing_key, key)) contains the digest, never the raw key — covers the wrapped-BackendError path the logger-call architecture test cannot see. hash_utils module docstring now names it as the redaction-policy leaf home. CodeRabbit-Resolved: redis/error_handler.py:107:BackendError.message leaks raw exc text CodeRabbit-Resolved: cachekitio/error_handler.py:105:httpx exc text leaks key via URL
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errorincache_operation().cache_operation()copieskwargsinto the structured context without redaction.JsonFormatterthen serialises this context, so an error string containing a raw cache key can expose that key in logs. Applyredact_error_for_log()or reject unsanitisederrorvalues at this sink.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/cachekit/hash_utils.py`:
- Around line 96-97: Update redact_error_for_log and the BackendError handling
it relies on so provider-supplied message text cannot expose raw keys; render
only key-safe fields or enforce redaction in BackendError while preserving safe
error context. Add a regression test covering provider text that contains a raw
key.
In `@tests/unit/test_error_path_key_redaction.py`:
- Line 274: Update the BackendError handling exercised by redact_error_for_log
so messages containing the tenant key cannot pass through unredacted: add a
regression test with a key-bearing message, and change the trusted BackendError
branch to render only allow-listed safe fields or a type-only representation
rather than the caller-supplied message.
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In `@src/cachekit/logging.py`:
- Line 264: Update cache_operation() to sanitise the error value before copying
kwargs into the structured logging context, using redact_error_for_log() so
JsonFormatter never serialises an unsanitised cache key; preserve the existing
context handling for other kwargs.
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… never its message (LAB-304)
CodeRabbit (round 2) correctly pushed past the classifier fixes: redact_error_for_log
still *trusted* str(BackendError), so a future BackendError(f"...{raw_key}...", key=...)
would leak — _format_message copies the free-form .message verbatim. Trusting the
key-free invariant is not the same as enforcing it.
Defense-in-depth: the helper now logs NO free-form exception text. A BackendError is
rendered from allow-listed non-key fields only — the Python type plus the
BackendErrorType classification (e.g. "BackendError(timeout)"); .message and raw .key
are never read. The redacted key digest is already emitted in the separate `key` log
field. Every other exception still collapses to its type name.
The classifier message fixes (previous commit) remain necessary — ~30 other sinks
interpolate str(BackendError)/{e} directly and rely on .message being key-free — so
both layers stand: classifiers keep .message clean for the direct-str sinks, this
helper never reads .message for the sinks it controls.
Tests: added a regression with a key-bearing BackendError.message (CodeRabbit's ask) —
redact_error_for_log must not leak it; updated the passthrough test to the structured
representation.
CodeRabbit-Resolved: hash_utils.py:97:Do not trust every BackendError as key-safe
CodeRabbit-Resolved: test_error_path_key_redaction.py:274:regression for key-bearing message
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Closes LAB-304.
Problem
Cache keys embed caller-supplied tenant/user identifiers. LAB-109 (#217) redacted them on the
cache_setfailure paths and LAB-381 (#235) covered the SWR debug logs — but the shared error sink and a long tail of direct logger calls still logged the raw key on every other path (CWE-532).Fix
Sink-central redaction (by construction):
FeatureOrchestrator.handle_cache_errorredacts once at the top — both the structured log and the backwards-compat warning are covered for every caller, current and future.log_cache_operationredactskwargs["key"]in place (it was splatted raw into the structured payload even where the named field was safe)._redact_key_for_log()guard: sentinels (unknown,<generation_failed>) and pre-redacted values pass through readable — which also makes the sink idempotent.cache_setcall sites now pass the raw key; the sink emits the byte-identical blake2b digest (pinned by test), so log correlation with pre-fix logs is preserved.Tree-wide sweep (expert-panel findings): direct logger calls bypassing the sink now redact —
wrapper.py(TTL-refresh, lock timeout/failure, L1 deserialize, interop/L2 delete),cache_handler.py(backend get/set/delete/mmap/invalidate error paths),SimpleLogger.cache_hit/miss/stored/invalidated, andl1_cache.py's TTL-skip debug line.Structural:
redact_cache_keymoved verbatim to thehash_utilsleaf module (re-exported fromcache_handlerfor backwards compatibility) sobackends/provider.pyandl1_cache.pycan redact without a circular import.Acceptance criteria
TestCacheKeyRedactionasserts a tenant-identifying key never appears verbatim in logs acrosscache_get/key_generation/backend_connection/client_creationfailures.cache_setredaction intact —test_cache_set_digest_unchanged_from_lab_109pins digest identity.Review & gates
cache_key/keyfield in the structured payload would change the structured-log schema consumers may query — out of scope.ruff check+ruff format --checkclean; 2682 tests pass locally (fuzzing needs atheris, saas integration needs a live worker, perf excluded — same flakes on clean main).Summary by CodeRabbit
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