'ignoreActions' => ['audit/*', 'debug/*']

[neoacevedo]

Shouldn't 'ignoreActions' => ['audit/*', 'debug/*'] avoid write into audit_data table these routes?
Plus, related to #138 with 'ignoreActions' => ['*'], all is recorded in audit_entry table so ignoreActions still is buggy.

[Blizzke]

The way things are implemented, *as entry won't work for either situation, it was never meant to as that makes little sense.
Do you have an example of a situation where either */part or part/* doesn't do what it's supposed to?

[neoacevedo]

'ignoreActions' => ['audit/*', 'debug/*', '*/index'],:

[Blizzke]

It's weird. I ran it on a test project with just the ignoreActions defined like you specified them, and it's nicely ignoring the site/index views (that's what I tested), as it should. Is there something else configured or do you something with the $uniqueId of Yii's ActionEvent?

[neoacevedo]

It's a clear yii2 app, although good, I'm using the advanced app and I have set this in backend's config for RBAC:

'as access' => [
    'class' => backend\filters\AccessControl::class,
    'allowActions' => ['site/login', 'site/logout', 'site/error', 'debug', 'gii']
]

[borraz]

I have a similar problem:

'ignoreActions' => ['audit/*', 'debug/*', 'certificate/*'],

When the request_method is not GET the ignoreActions dont work as expected.

[marty-macfly]

Hello,

I've reproduce the same issue and it seems to be related to the error handler \bedezign\yii2\audit\components\web\ErrorHandler creating the audit entry and not the Audit->onBeforeAction method that use the ignoreActions filter.

If I'm disabling error handler I don't have the audit entry anymore. Here is the stack trace I can see:

/app/vendor/lbn/yii2-config/src/db/mysql/Command.php:25
/app/vendor/lbn/yii2-config/src/db/mysql/Command.php:60
/app/vendor/bedezign/yii2-audit/src/models/AuditEntry.php:166
/app/vendor/bedezign/yii2-audit/src/models/AuditEntry.php:55
/app/vendor/bedezign/yii2-audit/src/Audit.php:321
/app/vendor/bedezign/yii2-audit/src/components/base/ErrorHandlerTrait.php:38

[Blizzke]

Okay, got it.
Errors by default are always logged as it is assumed that that is exactly the information you want.
I can however see that you might not want specific entries so I'll see if I can add a second set of tracking-filters for error specifically.

[Blizzke]

1.1.2 has 2 new variables: $trackErrorActions and $ignoreErrorActions. They work the same as the regular ones but for errors. Please note that due to how Yii works (logException functionality) there's no consistent ActionEvent instance to verify (to obtain the route). To get around that, the error handler uses Yii::$app->requestedRoute