fix(release): Prevent script injection via dist_tag input#1668
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Bind the workflow_dispatch dist_tag input to a DIST_TAG environment variable and reference it quoted in the lerna publish run step, instead of interpolating it directly into the inline shell command. This matches the pattern already used for BRANCH and VERSION_BUMP and resolves the ACAT script injection finding. sim: https://t.corp.amazon.com/V2274388505
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Bind the workflow_dispatch dist_tag input to a DIST_TAG environment variable and reference it quoted in the lerna publish run step, instead of interpolating it directly into the inline shell command.
sim: https://t.corp.amazon.com/V2274388505
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