Yes, you can inspect the extension’s configuration by opening the .trex file in any text editor (like Notepad or VS Code).
.trex
This file includes:
The extension’s hosted URL
Author and support contact details
Whether the extension requests full data access
References to external JavaScript libraries or resources
🔍 Reviewing the .trex file is a great way to verify the source and behavior of the extension before deployment.
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