User-facing documentation
- [ ] man pages
- [ ] README which contains command flags, etc
- [ ] security policy documentation
- [ ] deviations/limitations compared to original sudo
It would also be nice to compare to existing Rust implementations and what makes this one different. There's for example https://gitlab.com/edneville/please , which has a different configuration file format and is not a 100% drop-in replacement.
It would also be nice to compare to existing Rust implementations and what makes this one different. There's for example https://gitlab.com/edneville/please , which has a different configuration file format and is not a 100% drop-in replacement.
We could also draw a comparison to doas (since many people often compare sudo-rs to that): e.g. the sudo-rs team does like that configuration format too but there are also some things (like PTY support) that doas doesn't have.
I think something like that would be better suited to a more general FAQ though; which I'll make an issue for.
CC #782