🔒 Fix missing timeout in HTTP request - #113
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The timeout parameter addition correctly addresses the security vulnerability described in the PR. The 10-second timeout prevents indefinite hanging, and the existing exception handling appropriately catches timeout errors. No blocking issues identified.
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🎯 What: Added a missing timeout to the
urllib.request.urlopencall inscripts/review/snowball.py.🛡️ Solution: Configured a 10-second timeout by passing
timeout=10tourllib.request.urlopen, ensuring the request fails fast in case of network or server issues. The existing generic Exception handling appropriately catchestimeouterrors.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10693581633104539102 started by @edithatogo