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If I use the --secret-env-vars flag in Copilot CLI to specify sensitive environment variables (e.g., --secret-env-vars=MY_SECRET,DB_PASSWORD), will their values always be redacted from any output sent to the LLM, including command results (like ! env), logs, and error messages?
For example, if MY_SECRET=abc123 and a command prints abc123, will the LLM see [REDACTED] instead?
Are there any exceptions or cases where the secret value could leak?
Please provide detailed examples.
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If I use the
--secret-env-varsflag in Copilot CLI to specify sensitive environment variables (e.g.,--secret-env-vars=MY_SECRET,DB_PASSWORD), will their values always be redacted from any output sent to the LLM, including command results (like! env), logs, and error messages?For example, if
MY_SECRET=abc123and a command printsabc123, will the LLM see[REDACTED]instead?Are there any exceptions or cases where the secret value could leak?
Please provide detailed examples.
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