> Usually there is a better way to do it in almost all cases where people feel the need to reach for "eval" unfortunately thats just standard in configure scri

> Usually there is a better way to do it in almost all cases where people feel the need to reach for "eval" unfortunately thats just standard in configure scripts, for example from python: ``` grep eval Python-3.12.2/configure | wc -l 165 ``` and its 32,958 lines of code, plenty of binary fixtures as well in the tarball to hide stuff. who knows, but I have feeling us finding the backdoor in this case was more of a happy accident.