I use direnv to source environment variables - the only scripts I use it for consist of "export" statements. Anything beyond that and I'll be questioning it. S

I use direnv to source environment variables - the only scripts I use it for consist of "export" statements. Anything beyond that and I'll be questioning it. Sure, you can trick idiots into running malicious code, but I don't think you need direnv for that - any pip/npm install can run anything and so does curl|bash.