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Not necessarily, open-source is amazing! I do regret committing my .env file once though.
.env
If you are not starting your project from the ground-up, all the frameworks usually come with .gitignore with .env already on the list, just to be sure 😀😀
Forget that, I committed a file which had tokens inside of it, didn't know about dotenv back then. 😐
And pushed the file...
god I love synchronicity; I did this yesterday and the learned about Ruby .dotenv...magical
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Not necessarily, open-source is amazing! I do regret committing my
.envfile once though.If you are not starting your project from the ground-up, all the frameworks usually come with .gitignore with .env already on the list, just to be sure 😀😀
Forget that, I committed a file which had tokens inside of it, didn't know about dotenv back then. 😐
And pushed the file...
god I love synchronicity; I did this yesterday and the learned about Ruby .dotenv...magical