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Gitlab can be registration only, so noone else can see your code crimes (when self-hosted)
Code crimes. It's kind of a weird feeling to not know you are guilty of something until you see a name for it.
No worries! I wasn't judging 😬
If people could see my code crimes, I would be in code jail for life.
I'm sure I've committed many code crimes. But the one that should send someone to jail that I've personally seen was when I found an eval in production code that was actively being exploited. Put up a PR to fix it and was given a very hush hush meeting that it was there intentionally to fix production data issues secretly because the bureaucracy made it hard to do lol. I just kept my mouth shut and eventually used it once myself.