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I do this quite often, actually. I have my NixOS system config officially stored in /etc/nixos/ and owned by root. I have a clone that lives in my home directory for WIP changes, but builds always run out of the official copy. Sometimes it’s convenient to quickly run some read-only commands directly in the official copy


Ultimately you own that repository so just set it as safe in your config. Similarly if you are looking at a coworker’s repository then you can probably trust them. It’s only when you start sharing a computer with people that you don’t really know that you have a problem.




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