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devskip review — PR #847
[14:02:31] Scanning: src/auth/tokenize.ts
[14:02:33] WARN: unchecked user input → SQL injection risk (line 47)
[14:02:35] BUG: memory leak — setInterval not cleared in cleanup()
[14:02:36] OK: auth flow follows best practices
[14:02:37] 2 issues found — 1 blocker, 1 warning. PR blocked.
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