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Currently, if you want to bypass the default whitelist, you'd need to add a connection key to your frockfile.json, as:
"connection": { "whitelist": ["0.0.0.0/0"] }
For some uses, it'd be best to have a CLI flag that could just override the whitelist, rather than needing it in your frockfile (since it's a bit of a run-time case, rather than a configuration case).
I'm proposing --disable-whitelist or perhaps --unsafe-disable-whitelist (since I think it's worth noting the safety of the command) for this purpose.
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Currently, if you want to bypass the default whitelist, you'd need to add a
connection
key to your frockfile.json, as:For some uses, it'd be best to have a CLI flag that could just override the whitelist, rather than needing it in your frockfile (since it's a bit of a run-time case, rather than a configuration case).
I'm proposing
--disable-whitelist
or perhaps--unsafe-disable-whitelist
(since I think it's worth noting the safety of the command) for this purpose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: