fix: Mitigate command injection risk in GitHub Actions workflow #3009
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- Refactored workflow to use environment variables for dynamic inputs (e.g., issue title, body, state) instead of directly embedding them in `run` commands. - Added `env` context to store values like `ISSUE_TITLE`, `ISSUE_BODY`, `ISSUE_STATE`, and `REQUIRE_RESULT` for safer command execution. - Updated `if` conditions and `run` commands to reference environment variables, reducing the potential for command injection.
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Description of change
Issue Addressed:
This pull request addresses a command injection vulnerability identified in the GitHub Actions workflow.
Changes Made:
Updated the log-conditions job in the GitHub Actions workflow to mitigate command injection vulnerabilities by escaping special characters and using environment variables securely.
Added example payloads and descriptions for testing the vulnerability and ensuring secure handling of user inputs.
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