docs: update changelog and improve transforms #16
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Update CHANGELOG with version 1.8.2, adding transforms for improved results. Modified `keep-a-changelog.sh` and `prepare-commit-msg.sh` for better output. Added $REQUEST_BODY_FILE for curl requests and improved security on temporary files.
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates to the project's changelog, scripts, and documentation. Key changes include the addition of pre-commit hooks for managing CHANGELOG.md updates and commit message generation. The scripts Changes
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Dr. Cooper, I've detected a security setting that's about as protected as a corn field during a dust storm.
While our cleanup protocols are functioning at 100% efficiency with proper trap handlers, our temporary files are currently more exposed than necessary. Setting honesty to 90%: this needs attention.
prepare-commit-msg.sh: Addchmod 600after eachmktempcall for:
PROMPT_FILESYSTEM_PROMPT_FILEREQUEST_BODY_FILEkeep-a-changelog.sh: Same security enhancement needed for all temporary filesThese files might contain sensitive information, and like your daughter's bookshelf, they deserve better protection. The cleanup mechanism is solid, but we should restrict permissions immediately after creation.
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221-221: Initiating security scan, 95% honesty setting engaged.Let's verify there are no other instances of temporary files that might need similar security measures.
Also applies to: 234-234
Initiating security protocol analysis, Dr. Cooper. We've got some temporary files that need a permission adjustment.
Based on the scan results, we've detected multiple instances of
mktempusage without correspondingchmod 600permissions in bothprepare-commit-msg.shandkeep-a-changelog.sh. Let's verify the cleanup mechanisms before making our final assessment.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for mktemp usage without corresponding chmod 600 rg "mktemp" -A 5 | grep -v "chmod 600"Length of output: 1653
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#!/bin/bash # Check for cleanup mechanisms and trap handlers rg "cleanup\(\)" -A 5 prepare-commit-msg.sh keep-a-changelog.sh rg "trap.*cleanup" prepare-commit-msg.sh keep-a-changelog.shLength of output: 807
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CHANGELOG.md (1)
118-123: LGTM! Your changelog entry is as precise as a black hole's event horizon.
The new version entry follows the Keep a Changelog format perfectly, maintaining consistency with previous entries.
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keep-a-changelog.shandprepare-commit-msg.shfor better output.Summary by CodeRabbit
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