Not sure if this is Sequel's business, Postgres', or Rails, but here goes:
I'm pulling some sensitive data down from an external API and storing it in
a JSONB column.
I'm fine with it being not-encrypted in the database (for now), but I'd
rather it not be logged as such when I do an UPDATE:
Sequel::Postgres::Database (0.9ms) UPDATE "users" SET "updated_at" =
'2015-10-29
10:39:05.088968-0700', "personal_information" = '[{"sensitive_information"
: "Oh boy is this secret...", etc }]'
Rails' `filter_parameters` has to do with external params coming in and not
being logged, so this is not the same.
There is a similar question here for ActiveRecord
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13051949/how-to-disable-activerecord-logging-for-a-certain-column>,
but seems to be no easy solution.
I assume this isn't possible in Sequel either, but I figured I'd ask.
Thanks!
-Adarsh
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