🔒 Fix hardcoded credentials in MinIO Dockerfile#61
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🎯 What: The
⚠️ Risk: Hardcoding credentials inside a Dockerfile means they are permanently baked into the image layers, leading to significant risk of unauthorized access.
MINIO_ROOT_USERandMINIO_ROOT_PASSWORDwere hardcoded asARGs and exposed via theMC_HOST_localENVin thedocker/minio/Dockerfile.🛡️ Solution: Removed the
ARGandENVparameters fromdocker/minio/Dockerfile. Modifieddocker-compose.ymlto supply these parameters securely as runtime environment variables, and updated.env.exampleto provide placeholders.PR created automatically by Jules for task 120342227862314319 started by @damacus