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This PR contains a potential bug for code review analysis.

Bug ID: security-vulnerability-1
Bug Type: security-vulnerability
Description: This bug is an example of an SQL Injection vulnerability. The code takes user input directly and uses it in an SQL query without any sanitization or parameterization, creating a potential security risk where an attacker could manipulate the query to extract, alter or delete data from the database.

Instructions:
Please review this code and identify any issues, security vulnerabilities, or improvements needed.

Expected Review Areas:

  • Code logic and correctness
  • Security vulnerabilities
  • Performance implications
  • Best practices compliance

This PR was generated automatically for AI code review benchmarking.

…. The code takes user input directly and uses it in an SQL query without any sanitization or parameterization, creating a potential security risk where an attacker could manipulate the query to extract, alter or delete data from the database.

This commit introduces a security-vulnerability for code review analysis.
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refacto-bot bot commented Aug 11, 2025

🤖 Refacto.AI: PR Summary & Reviewer Guide

🎯 1. The Goal (Why was this PR raised?)

This PR aims to fix a security vulnerability issue that requires code review. The change appears to be adding a potentially vulnerable code snippet to a configuration file, which may be intended to highlight a security issue.

🗺️ 2. The Changes (What was implemented?)

File Name Implementation Details Goal / Requirement Addressed
.prettierrc.js (Modified) Added a Python code snippet with an SQL injection vulnerability inside a JavaScript configuration file. The code performs a user lookup without proper parameter sanitization. Demonstrate security vulnerability

🤔 3. Key Areas for Human Review

Area of Concern: SQL Injection Vulnerability

  • File: .prettierrc.js (Lines 37-42)
  • Why: The added Python code contains a clear SQL injection vulnerability by directly interpolating the username variable into the SQL query string without sanitization. This is marked as "TODO: Review this implementation" which suggests it's either a demonstration of a vulnerability or code that should not be merged.
  • Testing Instruction: Verify if this is intentional code for security training or if this is an actual implementation that should be rejected due to the SQL injection risk. If this is meant to be actual implementation code, it should be rejected and rewritten using parameterized queries.

Area of Concern: Inappropriate File Location

  • File: .prettierrc.js
  • Why: Python code has been added to a JavaScript configuration file (.prettierrc.js) that is meant only for Prettier formatting configuration. This is a highly unusual and inappropriate location for Python code.
  • Testing Instruction: Confirm whether this PR is actually a security training exercise. If not, reject the PR as it places executable code in a configuration file where it doesn't belong and won't execute properly.

Area of Concern: Code Review Process

  • File: .prettierrc.js
  • Why: The comment "TODO: Review this implementation" suggests this may be deliberately added vulnerable code for review training purposes.
  • Testing Instruction: Check with the PR author to confirm the intention of this PR. If this is a security training exercise, document the findings; otherwise, ensure this code is not merged into production.

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Please review this code for potential issues, security vulnerabilities, and improvements.

Review triggered at: 2025-08-11T16:29:41.211Z

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refacto-bot bot commented Aug 11, 2025

📌 Files Processed
  • .prettierrc.js

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refacto-bot bot commented Aug 11, 2025

No review comments were generated during this review iteration of the PR.

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