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Would be nice to be able to configure the compile time features. I.e. if added at compile time, still be able to e.g. call git-credential-keepassxc caller disable or whatever the syntax is, to disable said feature. Or to prevent the X-Y problem: What I want to do is disable the strict caller feature.
Thanks for creating and sharing this nice tool!
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The point of strict-caller is exactly that it cannot be disabled at
runtime. Otherwise users could add a few callers and a database, disable strict-caller, then clear out all callers and would still be able to
use the program, in which case it'd be somewhat-strict-caller,
wouldn't it? :P
So this is a non-goal. And tbh I don't understand why you need this.
I don't "need" it, it would just be convenient like to not need to compile and still use yubikey/notification features without having to whitelist callers. Another option that would suit my use-case would be to allow wildcards in the callers. I totally get if that's a non-goal for you, just wanted to bring it up - thanks for having taken the time to respond and keep up the good work!
Would be nice to be able to configure the compile time features. I.e. if added at compile time, still be able to e.g. call
git-credential-keepassxc caller disable
or whatever the syntax is, to disable said feature. Or to prevent the X-Y problem: What I want to do is disable the strict caller feature.Thanks for creating and sharing this nice tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: