Save Allowed Commands to a file besides VSCode's settings.json?

[evandam]

Hi folks 👋

In my opinion, the list of allowed commands is usually project-specific, and should not necessarily clutter settings.json for the user's VSCode global configuration (plus many people opt to manage this in personal "dotfile" repos with tools like Chezmoi so there may be very frequent diffs when working across many projects).

What are your thoughts on having the list of allowed commands live in a local .roo/allowed_commands.json file or something similar? Or in the same directory that MCP server configurations are managed (ex: ~/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/rooveterinaryinc.roo-cline/settings for macOS)?

It's by no means a high priority ask, but curious what others think. Thanks!

[mrubens]

Makes a lot of sense to me

[dongasai]

yes , #6220