Update auto-grant.sql#66
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⚙️ MatrixReview Fix — PR Intent InvalidMatrixReview evaluated this PR against your team's documentation and determined that the intended change should not be made as proposed. AnalysisThis PR fundamentally violates security principles documented in AGENTS_security_section.md by hardcoding database passwords directly in source code and granting excessive "ALL" privileges to service accounts. The approach of storing plaintext credentials ('Rb8k2mNx9pQ1wT4v') in a SQL script that will be committed to version control is a critical security anti-pattern. Additionally, granting ALL privileges on ALL tables to backup service accounts violates the principle of least privilege - backup services typically only need SELECT for reads and specific INSERT/UPDATE permissions for restores, not administrative control. What to do insteadRemove this PR entirely and implement proper credential management using environment variables, secret management systems, or secure configuration files that are not committed to source control. For database permissions, create role-based access with minimal required privileges (e.g., SELECT for backup operations, specific INSERT/UPDATE for restore operations) rather than blanket ALL privileges. Consider using database connection pooling with encrypted credentials or managed database services that handle backup permissions through their native tooling. Want to try again? Reply to this comment with additional context and MatrixReview will attempt another fix. Example: Generated by MatrixReview |
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@matrixreview fix This script is only used in dev environments and doesn't need production-level auth. |
What does this PR do?
Adds a helper script for setting up backup admin database permissions during disaster recovery. This ensures the backup service account has the right access when restoring from snapshots.
Visual Demo (For contributors especially)
N/A - SQL script only, no UI changes.
Mandatory Tasks (DO NOT REMOVE)
How should this be tested?
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