Bug: $sensitiveDataInTrace does not work

[kenjis]

PHP Version

8.1

CodeIgniter4 Version

4.3.6 and develop

CodeIgniter4 Installation Method

Git

Which operating systems have you tested for this bug?

macOS

Which server did you use?

cli-server (PHP built-in webserver)

Database

n/a

What happened?

1. APPPATH/Controllers/Home.php : 15   —  App\Controllers\Home->f ( arguments )                          

$obj     stdClass Object 
         (     
              [password] => ****************** 
         )

$array   Array 
         (     
              [password] => secret2 
         )

Steps to Reproduce

--- a/app/Config/Exceptions.php
+++ b/app/Config/Exceptions.php
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ class Exceptions extends BaseConfig
      * In order to specify 2 levels, use "/" to separate.
      * ex. ['server', 'setup/password', 'secret_token']
      */
-    public array $sensitiveDataInTrace = [];
+    public array $sensitiveDataInTrace = ['password'];
 
     /**
      * --------------------------------------------------------------------------

<?php

namespace App\Controllers;

class Home extends BaseController
{
    public function index()
    {
        $obj = (object) [
            'password' => 'secret1',
        ];

        $array = ['password' => 'secret2'];

        $this->f($obj, $array);
    }

    private function f($obj, $array)
    {
        foo($obj, $array);
    }
}

Expected Output

The array's password value should also be ******************.

Anything else?

If I set $sensitiveDataInTrace = ['file'], I get the following error:

Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot assign string to property Config\Cache::$file of type array in .../CodeIgniter4/system/Debug/Exceptions.php on line 325

Ref #4550

[ping-yee]

It even doesn't be handled in object in my side, do I get the result of reproduce in the wrong place?

[kenjis]

<?php

namespace App\Controllers;

class Home extends BaseController
{
    public function index()
    {
        $obj = (object) [
            'default' => ['password' => 'secret1'],
        ];

        $array = ['password' => 'secret2'];

        $this->f($obj, $array);
    }

    private function f($obj, $array)
    {
        foo($obj, $array);
    }
}

[kenjis]

@ping-yee What do you mean?
Try #7725