Allow to store "no" in authentication permanently #29
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This basically caches $_autoenv_check_authorized_env_file in $_autoenv_asked_already. This should also improve the case for authorized files. Ref: Tarrasch#29
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This basically caches $_autoenv_check_authorized_env_file in $_autoenv_asked_already. This should also improve the case for authorized files. Ref: Tarrasch#29
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I think I might give this a go when I have some time. |
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Saying "no" (not "yes") to the "Would you like to authorize it?" question should not ask you again in the same shell session.
Additionally, a "no, never" option would allow to store this information (with the current hash) in the authorization file.
When ignoring a file because of this, a note might be displayed - once per shell session.
This would look like this then:
I feel like the explanation should be better, maybe across two lines. It should also mention that everything else ignores it for the current shell.
What do you think?
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