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To [append a project's local `bin/` directory to `$PATH`][dotfiles],
the dotfiles check for the existence of a special directory: `git/.safe`.
This commit is inspired by [thoughtbot/suspenders#837][#837]:
> The idea behind the .git/safe is that I run it manually and explicitly
> after I trust the directoy and the team behind the project.
> Creating it as part of the setup script defeats the point of that. Doing
> so without explcitly telling the user comes across as sneaky, perhaps.
> (I do expect all devs to read setup scripts before running them -- but I
> also know that they do not!)
> Switch this script to inform the user that they have no `.git/safe`
> directory but might like to make one.
Since suspenders may no longer mark projects safe by default, this
commit introduces the `git trust-bin` command to do so.
[dotfiles]: af75a673b1/zsh/configs/post/path.zsh (L9-L10)
[#837]: https://github.com/thoughtbot/suspenders/pull/837
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#!/bin/sh
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mkdir -p .git/safe
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