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Final Review - Comprehensive PR Review & Testing

Step 0: Determine Review Pass

Before starting, check the git history to determine if this is a follow-up review:

git log --oneline -10 | grep -i "Co-Authored-By: Claude"

I'm using zsh on a mac.

Always update the docs/COMPLETE.md document with what you did, and add any appropriate followup ideas to docs/TODO.md

Store any useful knowledge that you might want to refer to later that are specific to this repository in docs/KNOWLEDGE.md

Store top level knowledge about the design in docs/DESIGN.md as you go along

Store a working PRD in docs/PRD.md as you go along.

This xmlsec github issue on fixing pip install xmlsec was really annoying to parse through. I pumped the contents into ChatGPT, which got me most of the way, and then I had to follow one of the other comments to get it working. I am documenting it here in case it helps someone else or if I need to reference it in the future.

Revert to libxmlsec1 v1.2.37:
- Use Homebrew to uninstall the current version:
```
brew uninstall libxmlsec1
```
- Download the previous version of the formula:

JWT None example app

Start the app:

docker compose up -d

Get the JWT:

This is an interesting exercise in how ZAP handles Swagger files on import. My primary concern is that ZAP does not support importing injectable URL parameters from a Swagger file, and interprets a path like {id} as a literal id string.

You can see the difference between the endpoints that NightVision discovers (on the left) and the spidered URLs from ZAP (on the right): https://www.diffchecker.com/JKaeR6rg/ (expires in 30 days).

If you clone this gist, you can run python3 print_endpoints.py to print the endpoints that are in swagger-paths.csv (the ones discovered by NightVision).

And you can see the endpoints that are discovered by the ZAP Spider in spidered-paths.csv.

	git checkout --orphan newBranch; \
	git add -A; \ # Add all files and commit them
	git commit -m "Cleanup"; \
	git branch -D main; \ # Delete the main branch
	git branch -m main; \ # Rename the current branch to main
	git push -f origin main; \ # Force push main branch to GitHub
	git gc --aggressive --prune=all # Remove the old files

	"""
	This script merges all files in a specified repository directory into a single text file.
	It includes features for filtering, excluding specific directories, and splitting the output
	into smaller files. By default, it excludes test-related directories unless specified otherwise.

	### Man page

	usage: merge_files.py [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [--split SPLIT] [--filter-extensions FILTER_EXTENSIONS] [--no-exclude-tests] repo_path

	Merge all files in a repository into a single text file.

	{
	"agent": {
	"metrics_collection_interval": 60
	},
	"logs": {
	"logs_collected": {
	"files": {
	"collect_list": [
	{
	"file_path": "/home/ec2-user/shared-volume/zap.log",

	# .github/workflows/app.yaml
	name: My Python Project
	on: push

	jobs:
	test:
	runs-on: ubuntu-latest
	timeout-minutes: 10

	services:

Kinnaird McQuade kmcquade

Final Review - Comprehensive PR Review & Testing

Step 0: Determine Review Pass

JWT None example app

Observation