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I'm wondering if a localized setup even needs to be trusted. Seems the user would be explicitly executing the bootstrap shim so they're implicitly trusting it.
Trusting generally is needed because entering a directory could run malicious code, but this won't execute on cd
Trying out the new
mise g bootstrap
command, which works great.Here is one issue I have faced when running the localized version on the first run.
Describe the bug
Run it for the first time
If I now run it a second time, it will load the mise config files and I will need to trust them.
Expected behavior
I would expect the first run to ask me to trust the configuration files.
Additional context
I am also wondering if it would make sense for a localized installation to only load tools within the current directory?
I guess that one could add
MISE_IGNORED_CONFIG_PATHS
as well as config files to always trust, but the localized install should maybe do it by default?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: