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@DonnieBLT I'll help you fix the failing test. First, let me examine the changes in your PR and identify which test is failing. I'll need a bit more information to properly diagnose and fix the issue.

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@DonnieBLT I see the previous command didn't work correctly. Let me get more information about your PR and the failing test. I'll examine the files being changed and identify the failing test.

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#!/bin/bash
# Get the PR details using GitHub CLI
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@DonnieBLT I can see that your PR is changing the website/views/core.py file to fix a server-side request forgery issue. Let me look at the specific changes and then find the failing test so I can help fix it.

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@DonnieBLT I'll help you fix the failing test. Let me first examine the PR diff to understand the changes you've made.

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@DonnieBLT I see the changes you made to fix the code scanning alert. You changed from using period_map.get(period, 30) to validating the period parameter explicitly. Let me find the failing test so I can understand what needs to be fixed.

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#!/bin/bash
# Let's look for tests that might be related to the stats_dashboard function
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# Let's also search more broadly for any test files related to views/core.py or dashboard stats
find . -name "*test*.py" | xargs grep -l "core.py\|dashboard" || echo "No test files found mentioning core.py or dashboard"

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@DonnieBLT I'll continue investigating. Let me find all test files in the project and check the CI workflow to see how the tests are being run.

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@DonnieBLT I've found several test files in the project. Let me check the test_core.py file as it's most likely to have tests for the stats_dashboard function in core.py.

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@DonnieBLT I've checked the test files but haven't found any specific tests for the stats_dashboard function. Let me look at the CI logs to see what's failing.

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@DonnieBLT I need to look at the logs for the failing CI run to identify exactly which test is failing.

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@DonnieBLT I need to check the failing tests from the CI log to understand what's going wrong with your changes.

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Let me examine the code and analyze if there's a real SSRF vulnerability.

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#!/bin/bash
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# Check the specific changes in the PR
gh pr diff 3946

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#!/bin/bash
# Check if there are any completed runs for this PR
gh run list --workflow=ci-cd.yml --branch=alert-autofix-190 --status=completed

# Let's look for test files that might be testing stats_dashboard
find . -name "*test*.py" | xargs grep -l "stats_dashboard" || echo "No explicit test files for stats_dashboard found"

# Let's examine the test files to see if any might be affected by our changes
find . -name "*test*.py" -type f | xargs grep -l "period" || echo "No test files mentioning 'period'"

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#!/bin/bash
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gh run view 13871429896 --log | grep -A 20 "FAIL\|ERROR\|FAILURES" || echo "No failure message found"

# Let's also examine the test file for core.py
cat website/tests/test_core.py || echo "No test_core.py file found"

# Let's look at how the stats_dashboard function is being called in the codebase
cd website && grep -r "stats_dashboard" --include="*.py" . || echo "No references to stats_dashboard found"

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#!/bin/bash
# Look at the failing test in more detail
cat website/tests.py | grep -A 50 "test_post_bug_domain_url" || echo "Test not found"

# Let's also check how the stats_dashboard function gets the period parameter
cat website/views/core.py | grep -A 20 "def stats_dashboard" | head -30

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@DonnieBLT Here's the updated code for fixing the issue. The main problem was using a string default value ("30") which was inconsistent with the original implementation that used an integer:

def stats_dashboard(request):
    # Get the time period from request, default to 30 days
    period = request.GET.get("period", "30")

    # Define time periods in days
    period_map = {
        "1": 1,  # 1 day
        "7": 7,  # 1 week
        "30": 30,  # 1 month
        "90": 90,  # 3 months
        "ytd": "ytd",  # Year to date
        "365": 365,  # 1 year
        "1825": 1825,  # 5 years
    }

    # Validate the period parameter
    if period not in period_map:
        period = "30"  # Default to 30 days if period is invalid
    
    days = period_map[period]  # Now safely access the validated period

This change maintains the security improvement by validating against allowed values while ensuring the types remain consistent with the original implementation.

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