fix: app_context apis custom field data type to not accept non scalar value
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June 23, 2025 10:15
…aler value for value part of key-value pairs
…vent path traversal attack via user channel and file name input
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fix: Update and validation for
customfield data type of app context apis to prevent accepting non scalar value.Update and validation for
customfield data type of app context apis to prevent accepting non scalar value.fix: Added validation for channel and file names to prevent potential various path traversal techniques.
Added validation for channel and file names to prevent potential various path traversal techniques.