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Ive got to say. The title looked interesting. But when I see that .vscode has been checked in, I lose a bit of confidence that this is going to be 100% secure.
by kazbot 6y ago
Ive got to say. The title looked interesting. But when I see that .vscode has been checked in, I lose a bit of confidence that this is going to be 100% secure.
- whatl3y 6y agoI’m interested why you would lose confidence in the tool simply because of that? I check it in because it contains the workspace settings I prefer in my dev env, there’s nothing sensitive in there and its nice to remain portable if I clone the repo on another machine. Losing confidence for something in my code is bad is one thing, but because I did something that doesn’t suit your personal preference seems like a poor way to gauge confidence in a tool.