Exception inclusion cannot be disabled when sub-classing DefaultErrorAttributes and using its deprecated constructor #22750
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Currently when you extend DefaultErrorAttributes and create new object with deprecated constructor, there is no way to disable exception attribute in error output even if you specify
server.error.include-exception=false
in application.properties.If
this.includeException
isfalse
, it should not be included in ErrorAttributeOptions.With this fix it should work properly, meaning if
this.includeException
isnull
orfalse
, exception is not included.Since: 2.3.0
Related commit: 158933c