security: disable uv cache in PR review workflow#159
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🟢 Good taste - Clean security hardening.
Linus's Three Questions:
- ✅ Solving a real problem? YES - Cache poisoning via prompt injection is a legitimate attack vector
- ✅ Simpler way? NO - This is already minimal
- ✅ What will it break? NOTHING - Only affects performance, security benefit > cost
Verdict: Worth merging. Focused change with proper justification.
Key Insight: Cache poisoning via prompt injection in privileged workflows is a real threat; disabling caching is the right trade-off.
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Summary
setup-uvcaching in the privileged PR review workflowWhy
The cache hardening is worth landing independently so it can be reviewed and merged separately from the broader PR review trigger/checkout changes.
Testing
uv run --with pytest pytest tests/test_workflow_sync.pygit diff --checkThis PR was created by an AI assistant (OpenHands) on behalf of the user.
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