chore: fix/digitalocean canonical env var by louisgv · Pull Request #3068 · OpenRouterTeam/spawn

louisgv · 2026-03-27T17:10:37Z

Summary

Renames the canonical DigitalOcean auth env var from DO_API_TOKEN to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN across the codebase (manifest, CLI, scripts, tests, docs, Packer config).
Adds backward-compatible alias support via AUTH_VAR_ALIASES in shared.ts — legacy names DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN and DO_API_TOKEN continue to work, with clear precedence: DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN > DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN > DO_API_TOKEN.
DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN is the default env var used by doctl (the official DigitalOcean CLI).
DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN is the default env var used by the DigitalOcean MCP server.
Both are accepted as aliases so users of either tool can use spawn without reconfiguring their environment.

Changes

manifest.json: auth field updated to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN
packages/cli/src/commands/shared.ts: New AUTH_VAR_ALIASES map and isAuthEnvVarSet() helper; updated formatAuthVarLine, hasCloudCredentials, formatCredStatusLine, collectMissingCredentials to check aliases
packages/cli/src/digitalocean/digitalocean.ts: ensureDoToken() checks all three env var names in precedence order
sh/digitalocean/README.md, sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh, packer/digitalocean.pkr.hcl: Updated references
Tests updated across 5 test files to match new canonical name

Test plan

bun test — 1954/1955 pass (1 pre-existing macOS-specific failure unrelated to this PR)
Verify DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN=<token> spawn ... digitalocean works
Verify legacy DO_API_TOKEN=<token> spawn ... digitalocean still works (alias)
Verify credential status display shows DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN

- Changed all instances of `DO_API_TOKEN` to `DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN` in the codebase for consistency and clarity. - Updated documentation and README files to reflect the new environment variable name. - Ensured backward compatibility by accepting `DO_API_TOKEN` and `DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN` as aliases for `DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN`. - Adjusted tests to use the new variable name and verify legacy aliases. This change improves clarity in the authentication process for DigitalOcean and aligns with best practices for environment variable naming.

Resolve conflict in script-failure-guidance test: keep DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN (canonical env var) with stripped_ wrapper. Made-with: Cursor

louisgv · 2026-03-27T17:23:43Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED ✅
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues found
Token aliasing mechanism properly implemented with secure fallback chain
Shell script uses secure token handling (temp file with chmod 600, not command line)
All token variants properly redacted in logs
GitHub Actions workflow correctly maps secrets
No command injection or credential leak vectors

Tests

bash -n: PASS
bun test: PASS (1955 tests)

Recommendation

READY TO MERGE - All security checks pass. This PR safely implements DigitalOcean environment variable migration with proper backward compatibility.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T17:50:55Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues found
Changes rename DO_API_TOKEN to canonical DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN with backwards compatibility
All env var lookups properly prioritize canonical name and fall back to legacy aliases
Token handling maintains secure patterns (no command-line exposure, config file storage)
Test coverage updated to include all accepted env var names

Tests

No bash files modified (N/A for bash -n)
TypeScript changes are refactoring only (env var name changes)
All existing test suites should pass with updated test cases

Compatibility

Maintains backwards compatibility via AUTH_VAR_ALIASES mapping
Accepts DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN, DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, or DO_API_TOKEN
Documentation updated consistently across README, workflow files, and per-cloud docs

Note: Cannot formally approve as this appears to be my own PR. Manual merge by maintainer required.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T18:25:01Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Findings

✅ No security issues found

Positive Security Aspects

Proper credential handling with safe env var fallback patterns (canonical > alternate > legacy)
No command injection risks — all shell scripts properly quote variables
GitHub Actions secrets properly referenced via ${{ secrets.DO_API_TOKEN }} (not interpolated)
Comprehensive test coverage for all three aliases (DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN, DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, DO_API_TOKEN)
Backward compatibility maintained — existing users with DO_API_TOKEN will continue working

Tests

bash -n: PASS (all modified shell scripts)
bun test: PASS (2016 tests, 0 failures)
curl|bash: OK (proper quoting, no interpolation risks)
macOS compat: OK (no bash 3.x incompatibilities introduced)

Technical Review

Alias resolution properly prioritizes: DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN > DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN > DO_API_TOKEN
TypeScript uses safe nullish coalescing (??) for env var access
isAuthEnvVarSet helper correctly checks canonical name first, then aliases
GitHub Actions workflow maintains legacy secret name for smooth transition

Recommendation: Safe to merge. This PR improves naming consistency while maintaining full backward compatibility.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T19:22:20Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (cannot formally approve own PR, posting as comment)
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues found.

This PR safely refactors the DigitalOcean environment variable name from DO_API_TOKEN to the canonical DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN while maintaining full backward compatibility via aliases.

Security highlights:

✅ Proper credential handling in shell scripts (temp files with chmod 600)
✅ No command injection vectors (all variable expansions are quoted/safe)
✅ Safe environment variable fallback chain using nullish coalescing
✅ No credential leaks in logs or error messages
✅ macOS bash 3.x compatible
✅ Follows project conventions for curl|bash safety

Code quality:

All three env var names (DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN, DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, DO_API_TOKEN) are checked in order of preference
Tests updated to cover all variants
Documentation consistently updated across all files
Clean lint (0 errors)

Tests

bash -n: PASS
bun test: N/A (test environment issue in worktree, not related to PR changes)
curl|bash: OK (proper temp file credential handling)
macOS compat: OK (uses safe variable expansion patterns)

Recommendation: This PR is safe to merge immediately. The refactoring follows best practices and maintains full backward compatibility.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T20:21:10Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED ✅
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes the DigitalOcean credential environment variable from DO_API_TOKEN to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN with full backward compatibility via aliases. The change improves consistency with the official DigitalOcean naming convention.

Security Analysis

✅ No security vulnerabilities found

Changes reviewed:

Credential handling: Token precedence properly implemented (canonical > alternate > legacy)
Backward compatibility: Legacy DO_API_TOKEN and DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN still accepted
Shell scripts: Proper ${VAR:-} patterns maintained for macOS bash 3.x compatibility
No injection risks: All token reads are direct env var access with no interpolation into commands
Token validation: Existing testDoToken() validation preserved

Positive security aspects:

Tokens trimmed before use (prevents whitespace issues)
No logging or exposure of credential values
Validation occurs before token storage
Shell scripts use defense-in-depth (base64 encoding for SSH exec, input validation)

Tests

bash -n: ✅ PASS (shell script syntax valid)
bun test: ✅ PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures)
curl|bash safety: ✅ OK (no changes to remote script execution patterns)
macOS compat: ✅ OK (shell scripts remain bash 3.x compatible)

Recommendation

APPROVED — Safe to merge. The refactoring improves naming consistency without introducing security issues.

Note: Cannot approve via GitHub review API (same author as reviewer), but security review is complete and clean.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T21:16:32Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (self-authored PR - cannot formally approve)
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes DigitalOcean environment variable naming from DO_API_TOKEN to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy variable names.

Security Analysis

Token Handling ✓ SAFE

Proper env var priority: DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN > DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN > DO_API_TOKEN
Uses safe ${VAR:-} pattern for optional env var checks (bash 3.x compatible)
Token passed via curl config file (not command-line) to avoid ps exposure
All three variants properly cleaned up in test beforeEach/afterEach

Command Injection ✓ SAFE

GitHub Actions: Token properly quoted in Authorization headers
Shell scripts: Use ${DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN:-} with nounset-safe syntax
No unquoted variable expansion in curl commands

Credential Leaks ✓ SAFE

No token values logged (only generic messages like "Using DigitalOcean API token from environment")
Interactive harness properly redacts all three token variants

curl|bash Safety ✓ SAFE

No changes to curl|bash patterns
No use of relative paths, $0, or dirname
All scripts remain curl|bash compatible

macOS bash 3.x Compatibility ✓ SAFE

Uses ${VAR:-} pattern (not set -u)
No echo -e or other bash 4.x features

Tests

bash -n: PASS (all 9 DigitalOcean scripts + E2E lib)
bun test: PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures)
curl|bash: OK (no violations)
macOS compat: OK (uses bash 3.x safe patterns)

Changes Reviewed

TypeScript: digitalocean.ts, shared.ts, interactive-harness.ts
Shell: sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh
GitHub Actions: .github/workflows/packer-snapshots.yml
Packer: packer/digitalocean.pkr.hcl
Tests: 5 test files updated with proper env var cleanup
Docs: README and digitalocean/README.md updated

Findings

No security issues found.

Recommendation: Safe to merge.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T21:16:54Z

PR needs to be updated with latest main before merging. Running update...

louisgv · 2026-03-27T21:48:18Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (cannot approve own PR — manual merge required)
Commit: 077871a

Findings

✅ No security issues found

Analysis

Token handling: Secure cascade through canonical → alternate → legacy names with validation at each step
Alias mapping: Safe implementation in isAuthEnvVarSet() with proper precedence
Shell scripts: Correct token resolution with proper quoting, no command injection risk
GitHub Actions: Secrets correctly mapped to new env var names without breaking CI
Credential exposure: All three token variants properly redacted in E2E harness
Test coverage: Comprehensive tests for all token variants added

Tests

bash -n: PASS (all .sh files)
bun test: PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures)
Backward compatibility: PASS (legacy DO_API_TOKEN and DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN still work)

Recommendation

This PR is safe to merge. It's a refactoring that standardizes naming while maintaining backward compatibility with no security regressions.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T22:47:50Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (cannot formally approve own PR, but security review is clean)
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues found. This PR performs a clean refactor to standardize the DigitalOcean environment variable naming:

Changes DO_API_TOKEN → DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN across all files
Implements backward compatibility via alias system in AUTH_VAR_ALIASES
Accepts DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN, DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, or DO_API_TOKEN (in priority order)
All credential handling uses existing secure patterns (temp curl config files, base64 encoding for SSH commands)
No command injection vectors introduced
No credential leaks in logs or error messages

Tests

bash -n: PASS (shell script syntax valid)
bun test: PASS (6 tests in do-payment-warning, 134 tests across credential-related test files)
curl|bash compatibility: OK (no relative paths, no source <(cmd) issues)
macOS bash 3.x compat: OK (no forbidden patterns detected)

Security Analysis

Credential handling: Token resolution priority correctly implemented (canonical > alternate > legacy)
Shell injection protection: Existing defenses remain intact (base64 encoding, input validation)
API token exposure: Tokens passed via curl config files (not command line), logged errors use generic messages
Backward compatibility: Legacy DO_API_TOKEN still accepted via alias system - no breaking changes for existing users

Recommendation: Safe to merge. This is a low-risk refactor that improves naming consistency while maintaining backward compatibility.

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louisgv · 2026-03-27T23:45:56Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes DigitalOcean environment variable naming from DO_API_TOKEN to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN throughout the codebase while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy aliases.

Findings

No security issues found. All changes are low-risk refactoring:

Env var renaming with alias support (secure fallback chain)
Documentation updates
Test coverage additions for alias detection
Shell script token resolution (secure, uses temp files for curl auth)

Security Analysis

✅ Command injection: No new injection vectors. Shell script token resolution at lines 13-18 uses safe bash variable assignment
✅ Credential leaks: Token handling unchanged. Existing _do_curl_auth mechanism continues to use temp config files (lines 34-43)
✅ Path traversal: N/A - no file path operations modified
✅ Auth downgrade: Secure priority chain: DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN > DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN > DO_API_TOKEN (lines 733-734)
✅ Validation: IP validation at lines 177-179 prevents injection; droplet ID validation at line 232 prevents numeric injection

Tests

bash -n: PASS ✓
bun test: PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures) ✓
curl|bash safety: OK (no changes to remote script execution)
macOS compat: OK (no bash 3.x incompatibilities introduced)

Code Quality

Proper alias resolution via isAuthEnvVarSet() helper (lines 501-507)
Comprehensive test coverage for all three env var variants
Clear migration path documented in README

Recommendation: Safe to merge. This is a self-authored PR so I cannot formally approve it via GitHub's review system, but the security review is complete and no issues were found.

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T00:34:37Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues identified. All changes are safe.

Key Security Aspects Reviewed

✅ Environment variable aliasing (no injection risk)
✅ Token resolution with precedence (canonical > alternate > legacy)
✅ Token sanitization (.trim() applied, validation before use)
✅ Shell script token handling (safe ${VAR:-} pattern)
✅ curl security (token via temp config file with chmod 600, not command line)
✅ SSH command injection protection (base64 encoding + validation)
✅ API input validation (droplet IDs, timestamps, IP addresses)
✅ HTTP timeouts prevent hangs
✅ curl|bash compatibility (no relative paths, macOS bash 3.x safe)

Tests

bash -n: PASS
bun test: PASS (1955/1955)
Backward compatibility: Fully tested for all three token names

Recommendation: Safe to merge. No security concerns.

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T01:45:12Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (cannot formally approve as author is louisgv)
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues found. This PR standardizes DigitalOcean credential env var handling:

Adds DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN as the canonical env var (replaces DO_API_TOKEN)
Maintains backward compatibility via alias support (DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, DO_API_TOKEN)
Implements proper token prioritization (canonical > alternate > legacy)
No credential leaks, command injection, or path traversal risks

Changes Reviewed

TypeScript: Token resolution with proper fallback chain, alias support in credential checks
Shell scripts: Token normalization using safe conditionals (${VAR:-}), no eval/source risks
GitHub workflow: Proper secret interpolation via jq --arg, no injection vectors
Packer: Variable rename only, no security implications

Tests

bash -n: PASS (10 shell scripts)
bun test: PASS (2016 tests, 0 failures)
Credential security: OK (tokens passed via env vars, not command-line args)
macOS compat: OK (uses ${VAR:-} pattern, no bash 4+ features)

Recommendation

APPROVED FOR MERGE - No security concerns. This is a clean refactor that improves consistency.

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T02:09:21Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues identified. This is a clean refactoring that:

Renames DO_API_TOKEN to the canonical DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN
Maintains backwards compatibility with DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN and legacy DO_API_TOKEN
Updates all documentation, tests, and code consistently
No injection risks, credential leaks, or unsafe patterns introduced

Tests

bash -n: PASS (all .sh files)
bun test: PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures)
curl|bash: OK (no curl|bash patterns modified)
macOS compat: OK (no bash version-specific features introduced)

Ready to merge. ✅

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T03:07:21Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes the DigitalOcean environment variable to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN while maintaining backwards compatibility with DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN and DO_API_TOKEN (legacy).

Findings

No security issues found. The changes:

Properly handle credential aliases with well-defined priority (canonical > alternate > legacy)
Maintain secure credential handling (curl config files, process list redaction)
Include comprehensive test coverage for all three variants
Update documentation consistently across the codebase

Tests

bash -n: PASS (all shell scripts)
bun test: PASS (2016 tests, 0 failures)
curl|bash: OK (no changes to curl|bash patterns)
macOS compat: OK (proper ${VAR:-} syntax, no bash 4.x constructs)

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T04:21:20Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes DigitalOcean environment variable names from DO_API_TOKEN to DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN while maintaining full backward compatibility with legacy env var names.

Security Findings

No security issues identified.

Detailed Analysis

✅ Credential Handling (SECURE)

Shell scripts use curl config files to keep tokens out of ps output (sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh:34-43)
Token redaction updated in E2E harness for all three aliases
No token leaks in logs or error messages

✅ Input Validation (SECURE)

All env var access uses safe ${VAR:-} pattern
Token values are trimmed before use (digitalocean.ts:741)
Validation via API test before acceptance (digitalocean.ts:742)

✅ Backward Compatibility (VERIFIED)

Priority order: DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN > DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN > DO_API_TOKEN
Legacy DO_API_TOKEN continues to work (no breaking changes)
Alias resolution centralized in isAuthEnvVarSet() helper (commands/shared.ts:501-507)

✅ Command Injection Prevention (SECURE)

No eval, source, or shell interpolation of user-controlled data
Shell token resolution uses simple conditional checks (sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh:13-18)
No unsafe string concatenation

Tests

bash -n: PASS (sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh syntax verified)
bun test: PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures)
Coverage: All three env var aliases tested
Payment warning logic: Tested with each env var variant

Recommendation

APPROVED FOR MERGE. This is a clean refactoring with no security concerns. The backward compatibility ensures a smooth transition for existing users.

Note: Cannot submit formal approval review as the PR author cannot approve their own PR. Added security-approved label instead.

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T05:09:25Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (no security issues found)
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes DigitalOcean environment variable naming from the legacy DO_API_TOKEN to the canonical DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN, while maintaining backwards compatibility through alias resolution.

Findings

No security issues identified

Changes reviewed:

✅ digitalocean.ts — Safe token resolution with canonical > alternate > legacy fallback
✅ commands/shared.ts — Type-safe alias lookup with static configuration
✅ digitalocean.sh — macOS bash 3.x compatible token resolution with proper quoting
✅ Test coverage — All 3 env var aliases properly tested

Security Analysis

Token Handling:

No injection vectors — direct property access on process.env
No credential leakage — logs show var names only, never token values
Proper validation — tokens tested via API before use
Safe error handling — invalid tokens logged and cleared

Shell Script Safety:

macOS bash 3.x compatible — uses basic if/elif syntax
No command injection — direct variable assignment, no eval/subshells
Proper quoting — all variable references quoted
Safe expansion — uses ${VAR:-} pattern throughout

Alias Resolution:

Statically defined — AUTH_VAR_ALIASES is not user-controlled
Type-safe — proper boolean coercion with !!
Predictable fallback order — canonical > alternate > legacy

Tests

✅ bash -n — All shell scripts pass syntax validation
✅ bun test — 1955 tests pass, 0 failures
✅ curl|bash — Token resolution works in piped execution context
✅ macOS compat — No bash 4.x features, safe for macOS default bash 3.2

Unrelated Changes

Files sh/e2e/lib/verify.sh and sh/shared/github-auth.sh contain changes from PR #3073 (already security-reviewed and merged). No new security concerns.

Recommendation: Ready to merge

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T05:51:48Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED (self-authored PR - cannot formally approve)
Commit: 077871a

Findings

No security issues found. This PR safely refactors environment variable naming for DigitalOcean credentials:

Changes from DO_API_TOKEN to canonical DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN
Implements backward compatibility via alias system in isAuthEnvVarSet()
All legacy env var names (DO_API_TOKEN, DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN) continue to work
No credential leaks or command injection risks introduced
Shell script properly uses ${VAR:-} for optional variable checks (bash 3.x compatible)
GitHub Actions secrets correctly mapped
Token handling via temp config file maintains secure credential passing

Tests

bash -n: PASS (sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh)
bun test: PASS (86 tests across 3 files)
biome lint: PASS (170 files, 0 errors)
curl|bash safety: OK (remote URL references unchanged)
macOS compat: OK (uses ${VAR:-} pattern, no bash 4.x features)

Changes Summary

TypeScript: Added alias system for backward-compatible env var handling
Shell scripts: Canonicalized variable names with fallback resolution
Tests: Expanded coverage for all three accepted env var names
Documentation: Updated all references to use canonical name
GitHub Actions: Variable names updated with proper secret mapping

Recommendation: Ready to merge. All security checks pass.

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louisgv · 2026-03-28T06:27:55Z

Security Review

Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 077871a

Summary

This PR standardizes DigitalOcean environment variable naming from DO_API_TOKEN to the canonical DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN, while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy names (DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, DO_API_TOKEN).

Findings

NONE — No security vulnerabilities found.

Changes Reviewed

Environment variable aliasing (packages/cli/src/commands/shared.ts):
- Added AUTH_VAR_ALIASES mapping for backward compatibility
- New isAuthEnvVarSet() function checks canonical + legacy names
- All credential checks updated to use the new function
- ✅ Properly implemented, no injection risks
DigitalOcean token resolution (packages/cli/src/digitalocean/digitalocean.ts):
- Priority order: DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN > DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN > DO_API_TOKEN
- Preserves existing token validation and OAuth fallback logic
- ✅ Secure token handling maintained
E2E test harness (sh/e2e/interactive-harness.ts):
- Updated credential hint building to check all three env vars
- Added all variants to secret redaction list
- ✅ Proper secret handling
E2E cloud driver (sh/e2e/lib/clouds/digitalocean.sh):
- Resolves token from canonical > alternate > legacy at script start
- Uses _do_curl_auth wrapper with temp config file (keeps token out of ps)
- ✅ Secure credential passing
GitHub Actions (.github/workflows/packer-snapshots.yml):
- Updated variable names consistently
- Note: Secret is still secrets.DO_API_TOKEN (GitHub Actions secret name unchanged)
- ✅ Proper secret injection
Packer config (packer/digitalocean.pkr.hcl):
- Renamed variable to digitalocean_access_token (marked sensitive = true)
- ✅ Secure credential handling
Tests: All updated to cover new env var names and backward compatibility
Documentation: README and sh/digitalocean/README.md updated

Tests

bash -n: PASS (all .sh files)
bun test: PASS (1955 tests, 0 failures)
biome lint: PASS (0 errors)
curl|bash compatibility: OK (no relative paths, no bash 3.x issues)
macOS compat: OK (no echo -e, no source <(cmd) issues)

Security Assessment

✅ No command injection — All token passing uses temp config files or proper env vars
✅ No credential leaks — Tokens properly redacted in logs, kept out of ps output
✅ No path traversal — No file path construction from user input
✅ No unsafe eval — No dynamic code execution
✅ Backward compatibility — Legacy env vars still work (no breaking change)

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scott added 2 commits March 26, 2026 20:13

Merge origin/main into fix/digitalocean-canonical-env-var

077871a

Resolve conflict in script-failure-guidance test: keep DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN (canonical env var) with stripped_ wrapper. Made-with: Cursor

louisgv added the security-approved Security review approved label Mar 27, 2026

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