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doc: explain howto give full-disk access to your terminal

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@@ -214,6 +214,12 @@ This will install required `asdf`/`mise` plugins, and install the correct versio
 
Note that after pulling changes to the repository, you may sometimes need to re-run `./scripts/prepare-dev-env.sh` to reconfigure your locally development environment.
 
### Step 5: Macos Only: give your shell full disk access
Since macOS 14.10 the security posture of Apple increased release by release. Certain paths of your disk belogns to specific applications and your terminal will not be able to access without an explicit permission.
It is possible to grant full-disk access to your terminal, to avoid being asked each time, [this guide](https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/-/wikis/fulldiskaccess) explains how to enable it for iTerm2 but can easily be adapted for each terminal application.
## Updating Tool Versions
 
We use CI checks to ensure that tool versions used in GitLab-CI and on developer instances don't go out of sync.
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