This is how I* do it: .env is ignored, and there's an .env.example included in the repository so that a developer knows which keys are expected/needed/available.
not just me, of course. Laravel for example has the same thing
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This is how I* do it: .env is ignored, and there's an .env.example included in the repository so that a developer knows which keys are expected/needed/available.