Redacting Sensitive Data with the DLP API Reviews

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Yusuf H. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

I. "From Cloud Shell, click Launch code editor" And here we go again. This does not work when lab is running in incognito window as requested. Proof: Once I logged in to the lab and opened Cloud shell, my bash prompt is as follows: google4558799_student@cloudshell:~ (qwiklabs-gcp-48a9690fc52e3a23)$ when I click on Launch Code Editor button *NORMAL* (non-incognito) window pops-up, and my Cloud shell (and directory tree on the left) relates to my NORMAL, non-incognito window Google account. Can you please try it yourself? I am quite sure I reported it last time as well in the other lab, so the issue is consistent, prolonged, known and ignored - in all your labs. II. "Right click on the image below and select to Save image as. Save it locally on your computer as dlp-input.png. In the browser tab with the Cloud Shell editor, click the button in the top right with three vertical dots and select Upload file" Please do not suggest this method. Code Editor step shown above is broken in current setup and cannot be used. Alternative must be exercised that works well within the singe *INCOGNITO WINDOW* that is used to run the lab.

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