Maven local 2

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Maven local 2

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command dynamically and instead use cp.execFileSync to pass the command and its arguments separately. This approach ensures that the shell does not misinterpret any special characters in the file paths.

1. Replace the dynamic command string with a static command and an array of arguments.
2. Use cp.execFileSync instead of cp.execSync to execute the command with the arguments.

To fix the problem, we should avoid directly embedding the tmpM2Dir parameter in the shell command. Instead, we can use the child_process.execFile method, which allows us to pass arguments as an array, thus avoiding shell interpretation of the input. This method is safer and prevents command injection vulnerabilities.

1. Replace the cp.execSync calls with cp.execFileSync and pass the command and arguments separately.
2. Ensure that all paths and arguments are passed as separate elements in the array to execFileSync.

To fix the problem, we should avoid directly concatenating user input into shell commands. Instead, we can use the child_process.execFile method, which allows us to pass arguments as an array, thus avoiding shell interpretation of special characters. This method is safer and prevents command injection vulnerabilities.

1. Replace the cp.execSync call with cp.execFileSync to safely pass the command and its arguments.
2. Ensure that all paths and arguments are passed as separate elements in the array to execFileSync.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command as a single string and instead use cp.execFileSync or cp.spawnSync to pass the command and its arguments separately. This approach prevents the shell from interpreting special characters in the arguments.

1. Replace the cp.execSync call on line 107 with cp.execFileSync to pass the command and arguments separately.
2. Ensure that the DEFAULT_LOCAL_REPO and resolvedTmpM2Dir paths are passed as arguments to avoid shell interpretation.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing shell commands using string concatenation with untrusted input. Instead, we can use the child_process.execFile method, which allows us to pass arguments as an array, thereby avoiding shell interpretation of special characters.

1. Replace the cp.execSync calls with cp.execFileSync to safely pass arguments.
2. Ensure that all dynamic parts of the command are passed as separate arguments in the array.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command as a single string and instead use cp.execFileSync or cp.spawnSync to pass the command and its arguments separately. This approach ensures that the shell does not interpret any special characters in the arguments.

1. Replace the cp.execSync call on line 116 with cp.execFileSync to pass the command and arguments separately.
2. Ensure that the paths are passed as separate arguments to avoid shell interpretation issues.

To fix the problem, we should avoid using string concatenation to construct the shell command. Instead, we can use child_process.execFile to safely pass the arguments to the mvn command. This approach ensures that the inputs are not interpreted by the shell, preventing command injection.

1. Replace the string concatenation with an array of arguments.
2. Use cp.execFile instead of cp.execSync to execute the command with the arguments array.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command as a single string and instead use cp.execFileSync to separate the command and its arguments. This approach prevents the shell from interpreting special characters in the arguments, thus mitigating the risk of command injection.

1. Replace the dynamic command construction with a command and arguments array.
2. Use cp.execFileSync to execute the command with the arguments array.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command as a single string that includes potentially unsafe environment values. Instead, we should use cp.execFileSync to pass the command and its arguments separately. This approach ensures that the shell does not misinterpret any special characters or spaces in the paths.

1. Replace the construction of the cmd variable with an array of arguments.
2. Use cp.execFileSync instead of cp.execSync to execute the command with the arguments array.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command as a single string that includes potentially unsafe environment values. Instead, we should use cp.execFileSync to pass the command and its arguments separately. This approach ensures that the shell does not misinterpret any special characters in the paths.

1. Replace the construction of the cmd variable with separate command and arguments.
2. Use cp.execFileSync instead of cp.execSync to execute the command with the arguments passed as an array.

To fix the problem, we should avoid constructing the shell command as a single string that includes environment-derived paths. Instead, we should use cp.execFileSync to pass the command and its arguments separately. This approach ensures that the shell does not misinterpret special characters in the paths.

1. Replace the construction of the cmd variable with an array of arguments.
2. Use cp.execFileSync to execute the command with the arguments array.
3. Ensure the fix is applied consistently across different platforms (Windows and non-Windows).