[StepSecurity] Apply security best practices

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Summary

This pull request has been generated by StepSecurity as part of your enterprise subscription to ensure compliance with recommended security best practices. Please review and merge the pull request to apply these security enhancements.

Security Fixes

Pinned Dependencies

Pinning GitHub Actions to specific versions or commit SHAs ensures that your workflows remain consistent and secure.
Unpinned actions can lead to unexpected changes or vulnerabilities caused by upstream updates.

• GitHub Security Guide
• The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) Security Guide

[step-security-bot]

Please find StepSecurity AI-CodeWise code comments below.

Code Comments

.github/workflows/create_review.yml

[
    {
        "Severity": "High",
        "Recommendation": "Avoid using hardcoded sensitive values in code",
        "Description": "Hardcoding sensitive values like API keys directly in code poses a security risk as it can be easily exposed.",
        "Remediation": "Store sensitive values in environment variables or a secure storage solution. Retrieve these values at runtime."
    },
    {
        "Severity": "Medium",
        "Recommendation": "Pin dependencies to specific versions",
        "Description": "Not specifying a specific version for external dependencies can lead to unexpected behavior during builds due to updates or changes in dependencies.",
        "Remediation": "Update the workflow to specify exact versions of dependencies to ensure consistent behavior."
    },
    {
        "Severity": "Low",
        "Recommendation": "Use semantic versioning for dependencies",
        "Description": "Using semantic versioning for dependencies helps in understanding the impact of newer versions on the project and aids in managing compatibility.",
        "Remediation": "Ensure dependencies follow semantic versioning guidelines and update the workflow to accommodate compatible version ranges."
    }
]

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