Remove hardcoded token; env-based config + CI secrets

[tylerblakex-netizen]

Summary

• harden Maven GitHub Actions workflow with IPv4 stack, retries, and central mirror
• confirm no secret tokens in repo; configuration relies on env vars and GitHub Secrets

Checklist

• rg -n "5Wxp05N8JKM7MVCR1WW1|tufVkQvI4cyxvdtOd62YNa3Q" || true
• rg -n "5Wxp05N8JKM7MVCR1WW1" || true
• rg -n "tufVkQvI4cyxvdtOd62YNa3Q" || true
• mvn -q -e -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true test (fails: Network is unreachable)

Commands to Run Locally

• mvn -q -e -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true test

Migration Notes

• Ensure SERVICE_PUBLIC_ID and SERVICE_SECRET_KEY are provided via environment variables or platform secrets.

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_689f8138d98483309ea88f8d400e7b3f

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the security and reliability of the project's build process. It transitions sensitive configurations to environment variables and GitHub Secrets, confirming the absence of hardcoded tokens. Additionally, it hardens the Maven GitHub Actions workflow by configuring an IPv4 stack, adding retries, and explicitly defining a central Maven mirror for improved dependency resolution and build stability.

Highlights

• Security Enhancement: Transitioned sensitive configurations (e.g., SERVICE_PUBLIC_ID, SERVICE_SECRET_KEY) to rely on environment variables or GitHub Secrets, confirming the removal or absence of hardcoded tokens in the repository.
• CI/Build Reliability: Hardened the Maven GitHub Actions workflow by configuring an IPv4 stack for network operations, implementing retries for build steps, and explicitly defining a central Maven mirror to ensure consistent dependency resolution.
• Maven Project Configuration: Updated pom.xml to include distributionManagement for publishing artifacts to GitHub Packages, streamlining artifact management and distribution.
• Code Readability: Improved the formatting of dependencies and plugin configurations within pom.xml for enhanced readability and maintainability.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the Maven configuration by reformatting the pom.xml for better readability and adding the necessary setup for publishing packages to GitHub Packages. These changes are excellent for hardening the CI/CD pipeline and improving project maintainability. My review includes a couple of suggestions to further enhance maintainability by using properties for dependency versions and repository details, which is a common best practice in Maven projects.

[tylerblakex-netizen]

Joke

[tylerblakex-netizen]

Ok