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This commit addresses a security vulnerability where unvalidated command line input could lead to potential path traversal. The script now: - Checks if the required command-line argument is provided. - Uses `os.path.basename()` to sanitize the input database name, ensuring that it cannot be used to access files outside the current directory. - Gracefully exits with a usage message if arguments are missing. Co-authored-by: k4rtik <374340+k4rtik@users.noreply.github.com>
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bibtex-compatibility.pyscript was vulnerable to path traversal because it usedsys.argv[1]directly to construct a file path without validation. This fix introduces input sanitization usingos.path.basename()and adds a check for the number of command-line arguments to prevent potential crashes and unauthorized file access.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13463926459918946299 started by @k4rtik