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This pull request replaces an encrypted vault password with a dummy plaintext value for the CI environment. This is a good practice to avoid managing real secrets in CI. However, I've suggested using a more complex string for the dummy password to mitigate potential risks if CI resources are accidentally exposed.
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| vault_pw: "none" |
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Using a common string like 'none' as a dummy password can be a security risk, even in a CI environment. If any resources created during the CI run are inadvertently exposed, they would be protected by a very weak and guessable password. It is a better practice to use a more complex, non-guessable string to mitigate this risk, even if it's not treated as a true secret.
vault_pw: "dummy-ci-password-not-a-secret"
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