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For my purposes this tool is feature-complete for the time being. I'm sure I'll find more bugs, but I don't plan on further quality-of-life improvements - unless asked, of course :>
Among those that are possible:
reading /etc/sudoers directly so that the sudo log file location only has to be set once instead of three times
supporting $PATH and such (it's very nice that everything I would want to track with this runs from /usr/bin)
(note 22 Dec: this is now done well enough with usrbin_prepend. it's not convenient for non-merged-/usr systems but it at least can be used)
checking other shells (zsh/fish/etc.) and other terminal emulators/multiplexers to set defaults that should work
as mentioned in the config file, parsing $track and $exclude to take care of spaces automatically
(I'm not convinced this can be done reasonably; I'd need to keep track of which commands are usually transitive (vim) and which aren't (visudo) and yet vim CAN run without arguments and visudo CAN run with them. I always prefer programs that are fussy, manual, but reliable if you know what you're doing, rather than ones that are automatic, convenient, and buggy.)
improved job control/signal handling
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For my purposes this tool is feature-complete for the time being. I'm sure I'll find more bugs, but I don't plan on further quality-of-life improvements - unless asked, of course :>
Among those that are possible:
(note 22 Dec: this is now done well enough with usrbin_prepend. it's not convenient for non-merged-/usr systems but it at least can be used)
(I'm not convinced this can be done reasonably; I'd need to keep track of which commands are usually transitive (vim) and which aren't (visudo) and yet vim CAN run without arguments and visudo CAN run with them. I always prefer programs that are fussy, manual, but reliable if you know what you're doing, rather than ones that are automatic, convenient, and buggy.)
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