security: disable code execution by default in shipped config#688
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Flip turn_on_code_execution from true to false in configs/config.yaml so fresh installs do not allow remote Python execution by default. Users who want code execution can still opt in by editing their local config. Closes ParisNeo#675
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Summary
configs/config.yamlships withturn_on_code_execution: true, which means a fresh install allows remote Python execution out of the box.falseso code execution is opt-in. Users who want it can still enable it in their own config.Follows the same secure-by-default direction as the recent
/api/proxyhardening (#685).Closes #675.
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