Fix: Move Coveralls token to GitHub secret (resolves #4918) #4954
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Hello @randombit,
There is an issue notification #4918 that the Coveralls repository token
.github/workflows/ci.ymlis publicly visible. As noted, it has the potential to create a security vulnerability. Test outputs can be routed externally, buggy code content can be hidden, long term obfuscation can be done, etc.To address this, ci.yml has been updated to use
${{{ secrets.COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN }}instead of the hardcoded token.@randombit I see that this development is currently assigned to you, I wanted to help to save you some time.
You can introduce the current open token as the new secret and update it with a new token after seeing ci.yml run successfully. The old one will be canceled in this way.
Hope it will save time, best regards.