feat(terminal): restrict default allowed commands to 'ls' and 'echo' #372
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Change the default value of `terminal.allowCommands` from an empty array to `['ls', 'echo']`. This change prevents users from running all available commands by default in tutorials, enhancing security and focus. Lesson authors can still allow all commands by specifying `terminal.allowCommands: []` in the metadata. BREAKING CHANGE: The default value of `terminal.allowCommands` is now restricted to `['ls', 'echo']`. To allow all commands, explicitly set `terminal.allowCommands: []` in the metadata. Closes #302
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adjust tests to expect ['ls', 'echo'] as default allowCommands when undefined, aligning tests with updated functionality closes #302
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Co-authored-by: Ari Perkkiö <ari.perkkio@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ari Perkkiö <ari.perkkio@gmail.com>
AriPerkkio
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Change the default value of `terminal.allowCommands` from an empty array to `['ls', 'echo']`. This update enhances security and focus by limiting the commands available in tutorials by default. Lesson authors can still enable all commands by setting `terminal.allowCommands: []` explicitly in the metadata. BREAKING CHANGE: The default value of `terminal.allowCommands` is now restricted to `['ls', 'echo']`. To allow all commands, explicitly set `terminal.allowCommands: []` in the metadata. Closes #372
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Looks good, great work @RonithManikonda! 💯
As this change is a breaking change, we'll merge this into main before releasing version 2.0.0 of TutorialKit.
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Change the default value of
terminal.allowCommandsfrom an empty array to['ls', 'echo']. This change prevents users from running all available commands by default in tutorials, enhancing security and focus. Lesson authors can still allow all commands by specifyingterminal.allowCommands: []in the metadata.BREAKING CHANGE: The default value of
terminal.allowCommandsis now restricted to['ls', 'echo']. To allow all commands, explicitly setterminal.allowCommands: []in the metadata.Closes #302