chore(new-task): remove redundant env-var prefix in shell examples#4407
chore(new-task): remove redundant env-var prefix in shell examples#4407alex-solovyev merged 1 commit intomainfrom
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…mples The TASK_TITLE="$TASK_TITLE" prefix before the command was redundant — the variable is already in scope after the assignment. Simplify to pass "$TASK_TITLE" directly as the quoted argument, which is equally secure and clearer to read. Addresses Gemini inline suggestion on PR #4388.
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Summary
Addresses the unresolved inline review suggestion from Gemini on PR #4388.
The
TASK_TITLE="$TASK_TITLE" commandpattern was redundant — the variable is already in scope after the shell assignment, so prefixing it as an environment variable to the same subshell adds no security benefit and reduces readability.Before:
After:
The security protection (assigning user input to a variable first, then passing the quoted variable as an argument) is fully preserved — only the redundant env-var prefix is removed.
Closes the inline suggestion: #4388 (comment)