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Do people really issue these risky commands (and regret)? Or is it rather variable substitution which comes to play? E.g. referenced to undeclared variable whic
by playingalong 4y ago
Do people really issue these risky commands (and regret)? Or is it rather variable substitution which comes to play? E.g. referenced to undeclared variable which renders to empty string.
- xanathar 4y agoYes, but probably not in the way that makes the program any useful. Example: I recently executed `git checkout .` (that incidentally would not be caught by this project) on the wrong repo. Oh the pain. But I would have probably confirmed the "captcha" blindly as I really wanted to execute that... just not on that repo.