Fix GitHub Actions shell injection vulnerability#29656
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Fix GitHub Actions shell injection vulnerability#29656fr4iser90 wants to merge 1 commit intoanthropics:mainfrom
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- Move all GitHub context variables to env: section - Use environment variables instead of direct interpolation in shell commands - Prevents code injection via workflow_dispatch inputs - Fixes Semgrep ERROR: yaml.github-actions.security.run-shell-injection This change ensures that user-controlled inputs (like issue_number) and GitHub context variables (repository, event_name, run_id) are safely passed as environment variables rather than being directly interpolated into shell commands, preventing potential command injection attacks.
This was referenced Mar 1, 2026
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This change ensures that user-controlled inputs (like issue_number) and GitHub context variables (repository, event_name, run_id) are safely passed as environment variables rather than being directly interpolated into shell commands, preventing potential command injection attacks.