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Sounds like this person let it. But still, what if the command is long, lots of arguments, pipes, and confusing commands?
I think most people would probably just allow it. I’m not saying I wouldn’t… but this all makes me very nervous, because it fails in small ways pretty often
I always read the whole command, otherwise it could do whatever. I generally let it have read+write access in the project directory (it’s in git anyway) and manually review every command it wants to run.
It’ll ask you before running every command. It’s not just running blindly, unless you let it do so.
Sounds like this person let it. But still, what if the command is long, lots of arguments, pipes, and confusing commands?
I think most people would probably just allow it. I’m not saying I wouldn’t… but this all makes me very nervous, because it fails in small ways pretty often
I always read the whole command, otherwise it could do whatever. I generally let it have read+write access in the project directory (it’s in git anyway) and manually review every command it wants to run.