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Annotates a Schema Object property with a data category, sensitivity level, and masking strategy (full, partial, regex, hash, remove, tokenize), so tooling can redact sensitive values at runtime, e.g. before writing logs. Three reference implementations (Node, Java/Logback, Python) with passing tests: https://github.com/darkmatterforge/openapi-data-classification Originated from discussion #4330 (OAI/OpenAPI-Specification), which proposed a sensitive-data extension but stalled for lack of any working implementation.
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x-data-classificationextension, which annotates a Schema Object property with a data category, sensitivity level, and masking strategy so tooling can redact the value at runtime — for example before writing it to logs.This follows on from discussion #4330 (OAI/OpenAPI-Specification#4330), which proposed a sensitive-data extension but stalled for lack of a working implementation.
Reference implementations: https://github.com/darkmatterforge/openapi-data-classification (Node.js, Java/Logback, and Python, each with a passing test suite).