Make forbidden paths configurable #95
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What
forbidden_paths
option to the trash config sectionWhy
This addresses issue #94 where the hardcoded forbidden paths were too restrictive for certain use cases. Users reported being unable to remove files in paths like
/var/tmp/
and/usr/local/*
.By making these paths configurable in
config.yaml
, users can now customize which paths should be protected based on their specific needs, while still maintaining safety mechanisms where appropriate. This provides more flexibility for power users while preserving the default safety restrictions for most users.The default configuration still includes all the previous safety measures, ensuring that critical system directories remain protected unless explicitly configured otherwise.