Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 34: Clear-text logging of sensitive information#55
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Potential fix for https://github.com/TeaEntityLab/teaAgent/security/code-scanning/34
General fix: avoid logging any data derived from secret detection logic. For this function, the safest non-functional-change approach is to remove the info log that emits
secret_skip_count(and avoid substituting with another derived value).Best single fix in
teaagent/subagents/_isolation.py:_copy_workspace_snapshot, delete theif secret_skip_count > 0:block that logs the count.secret_skip_countincrements unchanged so file-copy behavior remains exactly the same.This addresses all three variants because the only vulnerable sink for this tainted value is the info log call at lines 147–150.
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