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You can delete it and will be answering password prompts afterward, but I can't guarantee that you will see them all, i.e. sudo may be used in a background task.
The bigger question I have is why are you concerned about this on a DevStack machine? If security is a concern beyond testing or validation of code you shouldn't be running DevStack on that machine in the first place. There is a reason we strongly encourage DevStack to be used in disposable VMs, as it is designed more for developer convenience than security.
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"Friends don't let friends use DevStack in production."
