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Would you consider using /usr/bin/sudo -k as the default sudo_command ?
/usr/bin/sudo -k
sudo_command
This will ensure that escalated privileges do not remain active for any other sudo commands that may appear in a PKGBUILD.
This issue is motivated by the following post on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/b0m6q8/everything_is_wrong_with_aur_helpers/
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And use a separate variable (say, sudo_native pointing to /usr/bin/sudo) in the start_sudo_autorepeat() function.
sudo_native
/usr/bin/sudo
start_sudo_autorepeat()
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Would you consider using
/usr/bin/sudo -k
as the defaultsudo_command
?This will ensure that escalated privileges do not remain active for any other sudo commands that may appear in a PKGBUILD.
This issue is motivated by the following post on Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/b0m6q8/everything_is_wrong_with_aur_helpers/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: