Tighten file permissions when writing credentials in CodeArtifact#10192
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Added the changelog entry but I need to skip the tests for windows |
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Added an annotation to skip the tests for windows |
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The other pr had failures, most likely because I pass fd to chmod instead of the path. I will change it and push again |
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Description of changes:
This change updates the CodeArtifact login credential file operations to use secure file permissions (0o600) by replacing standard open() calls with os.open() and os.fdopen(). This prevents credentials in .netrc and .pypirc files from being created with default permissions that could expose them to unauthorized users on the system.
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