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This PR resolves a critical security vulnerability regarding the exposure of deployment credentials and key materials in the `node-deploy` repository.
**Vulnerabilities & Anti-Patterns Remediated:**
* **Secrets & Configuration / Tracked deployment credentials and key material:** Previously, a plaintext deployment environment file (`.env`), plaintext keystore passwords (`keys/password.txt`), validator/BLS keystores, and node identity files were tracked by Git and were not excluded by the repository’s ignore rules.
**Fix:**
* The `.gitignore` file has been updated to explicitly ignore `.env`, `keys/`, and `*.keystore.json` patterns.
* These sensitive files have been removed from the Git index (while preserving local working copies for the existing developer workflow).
* A safe `.env.example` template has been introduced.
* The `README.md` setup documentation now correctly instructs operators to establish an explicit copy-from-template flow (`cp .env.example .env`) into the ignored local file.
*(Note: Previously exposed credentials and keys in historical commits must still be rotated by node operators, as removing files from the current tree does not erase Git history.)*
Add example environment configuration for local BSC cluster.
Add .env and keys to .gitignore for local deployment.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README now instructs users to copy Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The README’s copy-paste clone command passes Markdown link syntax to Git, so operators cannot run the documented setup flow as written; this should be corrected before merging. A minor Markdown formatting issue also remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 100: Update the README sentence describing the Makefile orchestration to
say “3-phase” instead of “2-phase,” matching the preparation, Docker Compose
startup, and validator registration workflow documented elsewhere.
- Line 43: Add an explicit setup instruction before the deployment configuration
steps in the README to rotate any previously exposed deployment credentials and
key material. Keep the existing guidance about using the ignored .env file, but
make clear that copying .env.example does not replace credential rotation.
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README.md
Updated the README to include additional setup instructions and improved formatting.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 37-40: Update the “Configure the cluster” list item in the README
to use the configured 1. list prefix instead of 4., and insert a blank line
between the item text and its fenced bash block.
- Line 21: Replace the Markdown link syntax in the git clone command with the
plain repository URL so the command is directly copy-pastable in a shell.
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README.md
Updated the README.md to improve installation instructions, quick start guide, and added Docker version recommendations.
This PR resolves a critical security vulnerability regarding the exposure of deployment credentials and key materials in the
node-deployrepository.Vulnerabilities & Anti-Patterns Remediated:
.env), plaintext keystore passwords (keys/password.txt), validator/BLS keystores, and node identity files were tracked by Git and were not excluded by the repository’s ignore rules.Fix:
.gitignorefile has been updated to explicitly ignore.env,keys/, and*.keystore.jsonpatterns..env.exampletemplate has been introduced.README.mdsetup documentation now correctly instructs operators to establish an explicit copy-from-template flow (cp .env.example .env) into the ignored local file.(Note: Previously exposed credentials and keys in historical commits must still be rotated by node operators, as removing files from the current tree does not erase Git history.)
Summary by CodeRabbit
.envfile from.env.exampleand configure deployment-specific values.