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Security hardening not on Python bridge documentation

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3/5
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35/100
Issue type
Documentation
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Needs clarification
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Stale
Tech stack
go, python

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Compare the Go bridge setup with the Python bridge setup shown in the issue, starting with the hardening lines highlighted in the attached image. Determine whether those settings are required for Python bridges; done means the documentation clearly answers that question and includes the relevant guidance if applicable.

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Description

Hi, I'm unsure if this is an issue in the documentation per se or a question.

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Is there a reason why these hardening lines are only in the Go bridge setup but not on the Python one?

(a) Is this only inherently necessary for Go bridges? (If the answer is yes, then my post is a question)
(b) Would these lines be good to add in the Python bridges too? (if the answer is yes, then my post is an issue in the documentation that could be patched)

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