A long code name is no longer mistaken for an AWS secret

Ghost hides anything shaped like an AWS secret key before the model reads your code. Some code names have exactly that shape, and Ghost was hiding them too, so the model reported a hardcoded AWS secret that was not there.

Ghost now recognises a name made of words, such as Documentation/UndocumentedBooleanMethods or a long test name, and leaves it as written. A real key is still hidden, whether it stands alone or is assigned to a variable.

Full technical release notes for 7.4.9 are on the changelog, alongside every other Ghost Architect™ Local release.

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EJ Wisner, founder of Ghost Architect™. Local pricing is monthly, per team size, with no per-token bill; the numbers are on the pricing page.