> What if their contracts with their customers state everything that deployed is from an audited source in order to leave no loopholes in the event of a data br

> What if their contracts with their customers state everything that deployed is from an audited source in order to leave no loopholes in the event of a data breach? Just delete the configs after you're done? I place all my dotfiles in a directory, usually in ~/mgmnt/. Then I have a little shell script, which backs up all the dotfiles I need found in ~/ and symlinks the ones from the directory. It's .zshrc, .bashrc, .tmux.conf, .gitconfig, .emacs.d, and probably a couple of other config files. I only needed to do this a couple of times, but reverting such "installation" is as easy as a couple of rm/mv commands so I didn't even feel the need to write a script for this.