Need a selective way to skip sensitive arguments from being logged

[samarthya-gupta1]

Feature Request: Masking Specific Arguments in @loggable

Summary:
Currently, @loggable supports skipArgs = true to exclude all arguments from logging. However, there is no way to selectively mask sensitive arguments (e.g., passwords, tokens) while keeping others visible.

Proposed Enhancement:

Add a new parameter maskArgs (e.g., @loggable(maskArgs = {"password", "token"})).
If a method argument matches any value in maskArgs, replace its value with "****" in logs.
Keep other arguments unchanged.
Use Case Example:

@Loggable(maskArgs = {"password", "token"})
public void processUser(String username, String password, String token) {
    // Business logic
}
Expected Log Output:


processUser(username=user123, password=****, token=****)

Benefits:

Helps improve security and compliance by preventing sensitive data leaks in logs.
Avoids the need for workarounds like overriding toString() or using custom aspects.

Using Java 8