🔒 Security Fix: Add validation to InventoryItem#32
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- Enforce non-empty string for SKU and Batch ID - Enforce non-negative integer for Current Stock - Enforce non-negative number for Daily Burn Rate - Enforce datetime.date for Expiry Date - Add .gitignore to exclude build artifacts and caches Co-authored-by: alfieprojectsdev <11991855+alfieprojectsdev@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR addresses a security vulnerability where
InventoryItemcould be initialized with invalid data, potentially leading to incorrect calculations or exploits.It adds strict validation in
InventoryItem.__init__to ensure:skuandbatch_idare non-empty strings.current_stockis a non-negative integer.daily_burn_rateis a non-negative number (int or float).expiry_dateis adatetime.dateobject.It also adds a root
.gitignorefile to improve repository hygiene by excluding__pycache__and other artifacts.Tests were verified using
pytest balancer/and a reproduction script.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3492654032997803579 started by @alfieprojectsdev