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I currently have the logging/telemetry turned off because I don't want to leak code from my employer. However, I would be thrilled to provide telemetry while working on my public/OSS projects.
Maybe allow this to be set with either an environment variable, or some "root file" such as a .codeiumrc with contents such as:
telemetry = true
A very close second would be to have something like:
letg:codeium_telemetry=v:true
This would completely override the setting on the website (i.e. the value on the website is ignored if this configuration is present). This would allow a user who normally opts into telemetry to opt out, and a user who normally opts out of telemetry to opt in. Orgs could also commit this file into their repo to prevent developers from accidentally leaking private code.
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This is an interesting idea. Right now, we store this information on a per user basis but had not considered finer granularity. I will get back on this.
I currently have the logging/telemetry turned off because I don't want to leak code from my employer. However, I would be thrilled to provide telemetry while working on my public/OSS projects.
Maybe allow this to be set with either an environment variable, or some "root file" such as a
.codeiumrc
with contents such as:A very close second would be to have something like:
This would completely override the setting on the website (i.e. the value on the website is ignored if this configuration is present). This would allow a user who normally opts into telemetry to opt out, and a user who normally opts out of telemetry to opt in. Orgs could also commit this file into their repo to prevent developers from accidentally leaking private code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: