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by floof
1113 days ago
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I agree with the original comment -- github has secrets storage. There are also other secrets storage services that can be used out there. It's never a good idea to check in secrets in your code. Maybe the word "private" means different things to different users, but the fact that GitHub has a whole other set of features dedicated to "secrets" should be a giveaway to users that there is a distinction between "private" and "secret". |
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