When debugging requests, do not dump the body of the request. #638
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We had a report and stack trace that showed the cli running out of memory when the request body is dumped while uploading a stemcell. While it would be good to keep this behavior for non-binary request bodies, our tests showed that those don't get printed out anyway. So just changing the true to a false in the hopes that it resolves the OOM issue. Signed-off-by: Joseph Palermo <jpalermo@pivotal.io>
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We had a report and stack trace that showed the cli running out of memory when the request body is dumped while uploading a stemcell.
While it would be good to keep this behavior for non-binary request bodies, our tests showed that those don't get printed out anyway. So just changing the true to a false in the hopes that it resolves the OOM issue.