How to use _verify_secret method in lisa

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test_variable.py

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...247 self.assertEqual("12345678-abcd-efab-cdef-1234567890ab", data["list"][0])248 self.assertEqual(1234567890, data["list"][1]["dictInList"])249 self.assertEqual("abcdefgh", data["headtail"])250 return data251 def _verify_secret(252 self, variables: Dict[str, variable.VariableEntry], secrets: Dict[str, str]253 ) -> None:254 log = get_logger()255 copied_variables = dict(variables)256 for secret_name, expected_value in secrets.items():257 secret_name = secret_name.lower()258 value = copied_variables[secret_name].data259 del copied_variables[secret_name]260 with self.assertLogs("lisa") as cm:261 log.info(f"MUST_SECRET[{value}]")262 self.assertListEqual(263 [f"INFO:lisa.:MUST_SECRET[{expected_value}]"],264 cm.output,265 f"key: {secret_name}, value: {value}, "266 f"expected: {expected_value} should be secret",267 )268 for key, unsecured_value in copied_variables.items():269 with self.assertLogs("lisa") as cm:270 log.info(f"MUST_NOT_SECRET[{unsecured_value}]")271 self.assertListEqual(272 [f"INFO:lisa.:MUST_NOT_SECRET[{unsecured_value}]"],273 cm.output,274 f"key: {key}, value: {unsecured_value} shouldn't be secret",275 )276 def _get_default_variables(self) -> Dict[str, variable.VariableEntry]:277 data = {278 "normal_value": variable.VariableEntry("normal_value", "original"),279 "normal_entry": variable.VariableEntry("normal_entry", "original"),280 "secret_guid": variable.VariableEntry("secret_guid", "original"),281 "secret_int": variable.VariableEntry("secret_int", "original"),282 "secret_head_tail": variable.VariableEntry("secret_head_tail", "original"),283 }284 return data285 def _replace_and_validate(286 self, variables: Dict[str, variable.VariableEntry], secrets: Dict[str, str]287 ) -> Dict[str, Any]:288 data = variable.replace_variables(self._get_default_data(), variables=variables)289 assert isinstance(data, dict), f"actual: {type(data)}"290 self.assertDictEqual(291 {292 "keep": "normal",293 "normal_entry": variables["normal_entry"].data,294 "headtail": variables["secret_head_tail"].data,295 "nested": {"normal_value": variables["normal_value"].data},296 "list": [297 variables["secret_guid"].data,298 {"dictInList": variables["secret_int"].data},299 ],300 "two_entries": f"1{variables['normal_entry'].data}"301 f"2-$-()3{variables['normal_entry'].data}4",302 },303 data,304 )305 self._verify_secret(variables, secrets=secrets)306 data = cast(Dict[str, Any], data)307 return data308 def _get_default_data(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:309 data = {310 "keep": "normal",311 "normal_entry": "$(normal_entry)",312 "headtail": "$(secret_head_tail)",313 "nested": {"normal_value": "$(normal_value)"},314 "list": ["$(secret_guid)", {"dictInList": "$(secret_int)"}],315 "two_entries": "1$(normal_entry)2-$-()3$(normal_entry)4",316 }...

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views.py

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...5from telegram import Update6from bot.bot_controller import BotController7dispatcher = BotController().websocket()8def webhook(request, secret: str):9 if not _verify_secret(secret):10 return HttpResponseForbidden("Access not allowed")11 update = Update.de_json(json.loads(request.body.decode()), dispatcher.bot)12 dispatcher.process_update(update)13 return HttpResponse("Ok")14def _verify_secret(secret: str) -> bool:15 s = sha256()16 s.update(conf.BOT["WEBHOOK_SECRET"].encode("utf-8"))...

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