4 ms·
huh, but what if the AI trashes my git repo? maybe it just deletes the .git folder entirely. a deterministic undo wouldn’t be the silliest feature, for the curr
by laweijfmvo 4mo ago
huh, but what if the AI trashes my git repo? maybe it just deletes the .git folder entirely. a deterministic undo wouldn’t be the silliest feature, for the current definition of “AI”.
- mirashii 4mo agoThe default sandboxing for Codex does not allow the agent to access .git
- valleyer 4mo agoI think this is what you meant, but just to clarify: it doesn't allow it to write to .git. Read access is allowed.
- pamcake 4mo agoThe answer is the same: You give it either read-only or its own copy separate from the one you care about. The requested feature wouldn't be a robust solution here either for the same reasons. Besides, have you noticed the amount of other amateur-hour bugs anf jank in Codex going for weeks or months without proper resolution? Given that, why would you want and trust their solution here over alternatives, specifically?