fix(release-notes): stop printing the origin remote when it is refused - #36
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The refusal path for a non-GitHub origin echoed the whole remote URL. A remote carrying credentials in the URL puts them on the terminal, and in a log wherever the composer runs unattended. The message now names the problem without the value.
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the scripts/release-notes.sh helper (used to compose GitHub release bodies) to avoid echoing the configured origin URL when rejecting non-GitHub remotes, preventing accidental credential leakage in terminal output and logs.
Changes:
- Remove the
originremote URL from the “non-GitHub URL” refusal error message to prevent leaking embedded credentials.
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Why
The refusal path for a non-GitHub origin echoed the whole remote URL. A remote that carries credentials in the URL puts them on the terminal, and into a log wherever the composer runs unattended. The message now names the problem without the value.
The four repositories carrying this script keep byte-identical copies, so the change lands in all of them together.
Validation
scripts/release-notes.test.sh passes 12/12, unchanged from main. No test asserts the refusal text, so nothing was silently dropped. The file is byte-identical to the copies in the sibling repositories.