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So, I’ve been bouncing between Spacemacs and my own Emacs setup. I’m back in the Spacemacs camp and am looking for a way to configure it to trust variables in my various .dir-locals.el files such as
((nil . ((eval . (progn (setenv "CODE_PROFILE" "dev")
(setenv "JAVA_HOME" "/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/temurin-8.jdk/Contents/Home"))))))! causes these trusted values to be written in ~/.spacemacs in dotspacemacs/emacs-custom-settings which is undesirable as I commit this to git.
Is there a recommended approach to handling this situation, or is my .dir-locals.el to blame - requiring trusting?I have the trusted variables in the .spacemacs file as usual, I just do not check in any of the custom-settings section of that file.
Oh, that’s a pretty pragmatic and simple solution…