🧹 [code health] Fix sed injection vulnerability in pre-install wizard#18
🧹 [code health] Fix sed injection vulnerability in pre-install wizard#18WHYCRASH wants to merge 1 commit into
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🎯 What: Added an
escape_sedhelper function to safely escape user inputs before passing them tosedcommands inpre-install-wizard.sh.💡 Why: Previous code allowed arbitrary
sedcommand execution or script failure if user inputs contained backslashes, ampersands, or the specific delimiter used in thesedsubstitution command.✅ Verification: Verified by a local testing script
test_escape.shthat confirmed edge-case characters (e.g.|,/,\,&) are properly escaped. Confirmed script syntax withbash -n. Also underwent AI code review to ensure safety.✨ Result: Improved security and robustness. The wizard is no longer susceptible to crashing or injection from malicious or accidental user input.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 18427182745233172082 started by @WHYCRASH