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π‘οΈ Sentinel: [MEDIUM] Replace bash shell wrapper with direct Process execution for docker prune
π¨ Severity: MEDIUM
π‘ Vulnerability: Executing external commands via
/bin/bash -c(specificallydocker system pruneindockerPrune()) introduces potential command injection risks if user input is ever incorporated, and unnecessarily violates the principle of least privilege.π― Impact: Prevents future command injection vulnerabilities and establishes a secure execution pattern natively within the Swift
ProcessAPI.π§ Fix: Changed the
Processexecution from/bin/bash -c "docker system prune -f 2>&1"to direct execution using/usr/bin/envwith arguments["docker", "system", "prune", "-f"]. The shell redirection (2>&1) was securely replicated by assigning the samePipeinstance to both thestandardOutputandstandardErrorproperties natively. Added a learning journal entry regarding this mechanism in.jules/sentinel.md.β Verification: Verify by running the application and initiating a Docker prune. The
docker system prunecommand should execute identically and capture both standard and error outputs, but without invoking an intermediate Bash shell.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2674030477487046103 started by @acebytes