docs(changelog): 2026-05-02 entry — hook redaction fix + scrub recipe#17
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docs(changelog): 2026-05-02 entry — hook redaction fix + scrub recipe#17
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Security-relevant: existing users should scrub ~/.openexp/observations/ if they installed before today. PR #16 fixed a redaction regression that let Bearer/api_key/password values reach disk verbatim. Entry documents the bug, the fix, and gives users a concrete grep + rm recipe to clean up old observations.
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Adds a CHANGELOG entry for PR #16. Security-relevant: anyone running OpenExp before 2026-05-02 had broken secret redaction in the PostToolUse hook. Entry documents the bug, links to the fix, and gives users a concrete grep + rm recipe to scrub old observations.
The observations dir is in $HOME (not network-exposed by default), but backups/syncs carry the leaked secrets along — worth a heads-up.