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Make allowDelete optional
See original GitHub issueAs I user I would like to have the option to block allowDelete via a config file setting.
In addition it might be an idea to allow/forbid deletion via an environment variable
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:12 (7 by maintainers)
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Not sure if I understand your comment regarding 2.0 CLI options correct @purbon. 😃
But I think the CLI options should be kept, env variables should only be for overrides. The --allowDelete option should however be removed in 2.0 I think, will only be confusing once the two more detailed is introduced.
related to #96 , thanks @akselh for bringing this up.