IDEs and such prompt the user whether they trust any new repositories they open. If Emacs had similar functionality, elisp eval could simply be disabled by default and users would then M-x trust-this-repository to permanently enable it again for the repo they’re in.
IDEs and such prompt the user whether they trust any new repositories they open. If Emacs had similar functionality, elisp eval could simply be disabled by default and users would then
M-x trust-this-repositoryto permanently enable it again for the repo they’re in.Plus we could also get rid of the hacky risky vs safe dir-locals system that fills up
custom.elwith clutter