fix core: double truncation in request logging - #1344
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Problem:
Request and response body logs are truncated twice, which results in
(truncated, total X bytes)message having an incorrect size value (roughly aroundrequest_body_size_log_limit/response_data_size_log_limit).1st truncation happens in
GetRequestBodyForLogging()andGetResponseDataForLogging()(the resulting string is bigger than the limit due to the(truncated...)message).2nd truncation happens in
GetRequestBodyForLoggingChecked()andGetResponseDataForLoggingChecked(). Since the string from the 1st truncation is bigger than the limit, the string is truncated again and incorrect size is shown in the message.Fix:
To fix the problem, I removed the 1st truncation call. This is okay, since request/response bodies are always truncated again in the 2nd call.
Before / after:
To showcase the issue, I used a simple request which consists of the letter "a" repeated for 10 KiB.
Before:


After: