release-notes/rl-2.26.md: remove hidden Unicode RLO control chars #14670
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Nice: the diff view here also flags the characters clearly |
Ericson2314
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Also please update |
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Good thanks - updated 👍 |
Ericson2314
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…xOS#14666) They are flagged by Fedora CI checks as a potential security issue. Use of such raw Right-to-Left control characters in source code is strongly discouraged also update release-credits-handle-to-name.json
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Thank you - hopefully better now |
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Thanks! |
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Closes #14666
These Unicode characters are flagged by Fedora CI checks as a potential security issue.
Use of such raw Right-to-Left control characters (and particularly
RLO*) in source code is strongly discouraged[*] RLO = Right-to-Left Override (
U+202E)See also https://attack.mitre.org/techniques/T1036/002/