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Replaced shell wrapper execution with direct binary execution in `dockerPrune` using `Process`. This aligns with defense-in-depth principles by eliminating the intermediate shell environment and its associated attack surface. Redirections are handled securely in Swift by sharing a single `Pipe` between stdout and stderr. Co-authored-by: acebytes <2820910+acebytes@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR replaces a shell wrapper execution (
/bin/bash -c "docker system prune -f 2>&1") with direct binary execution (/usr/bin/env docker ...) usingProcessindockerPrune.This is a defense-in-depth enhancement. While no dynamic user input was passed to the shell wrapper, relying on a shell to execute fixed commands is an anti-pattern. By executing the binary directly and replicating the shell redirection (
2>&1) securely within Swift usingPipe(), we eliminate the shell environment and its associated attack surface entirely.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9862449520480688010 started by @acebytes