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No. That would be a grave security hole. In the git-crypt's case, "git-crypt init" adds this to your .git/config: [filter "git-crypt"] smudge = \"
by jwilk 8y ago
No. That would be a grave security hole.
In the git-crypt's case, "git-crypt init" adds this to your .git/config:
[filter "git-crypt"]
smudge = \"git-crypt\" smudge
clean = \"git-crypt\" clean
required = true
- Nullabillity 8y agoOh, interesting. Completely managed to miss that, thanks!