configexcludePrice

ConfigexcludePrice is a configuration setting used in software systems to indicate that price information should be excluded from certain operations or data artifacts.

Commonly found in e-commerce platforms, product catalogs, data pipelines, and reporting tools, the flag controls whether price fields are included when exporting data, indexing search, generating analytics, or rendering user interfaces.

In practice, it is often implemented as a boolean in configuration files or environment variables. Some implementations allow more granular control via a list of scopes or categories (for example, excluding prices only for export or only for search indexing). Typical formats include JSON, YAML, or INI-style configs.

Enabling configexcludePrice can improve privacy and reduce data volume, and can help prevent price leakage in staging or multi-tenant environments. However, it may affect downstream processes that rely on price data, such as pricing rules, discounts, or currency conversions, so changes should be tested and documented.

See also data masking and price redaction.