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by otherland26
101 days ago
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"Just use a deny list" is the other obvious response. You could. You'd need to write every rule yourself, maintain it, and accept that string-matching rm -rf will flag git commit -m 'fix rm -rf bug' as dangerous. Plus, this enables shared rules across our company’s engineers/teams |
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