Release v0.15.1 - #234
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The documented `?token=` script auth was written verbatim by uvicorn's access logger (observed in journald on the 2026-08-02 systemd deploy; token rotated). A mutating logger-level filter — reusing the transport URL scrubber via the new public `redact_url` alias — is installed at all three uvicorn launch sites and survives uvicorn's own dictConfig.
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[0.15.1] - 2026-08-02
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access/errorloggers masks sensitive query values (token,signature,api_key,nonce— thetransport/http.pykey set, public asredact_url)at all three serving commands (
serve,start --serve,dashboard), so thedocumented
?token=script auth can no longer write the dashboard token tojournald/log files. (fix: redact secret query values from the uvicorn access log #232)