Refactor Scripts for Centralized Configuration and Improved Robustness #7
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- Refactored `manage_server.py` and `test_login.py` to load credentials from a central `config.json`. - Removed hardcoded credentials and sensitive data from version control. - Created `config.example.json` to serve as a template. - Added `config.json` to `.gitignore`. - Improved error handling in both scripts to guide users on configuration setup. - Restored `sudo` password handling in `manage_server.py` using the `invoke` library to fix a functional regression. - Updated `requirements.txt` to include `invoke`.
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This submission refactors the system's scripts to resolve critical issues related to hardcoded credentials and inconsistent configuration. By centralizing settings in a
config.jsonfile (ignored by git) and providing aconfig.example.jsontemplate, it enhances security and usability. The changes also restore a functional regression inmanage_server.py's sudo handling and improve error messages to guide the user, addressing the vague "system issue" by making the toolset more robust and secure.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9937389437263539053 started by @o970106-dev