You notice it during a code review: .env is in the repository. Your stomach drops. You run git rm .env, commit with the message "remove env file", push, and feel the relief of a problem solved. It is not solved. The file is gone from your latest commit. It is sitting, in full, in every commit before that one, and anyone who can read the repository... Weiterlesen: You Deleted the .env File From Git. Your Secrets Are Still Public.
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You Deleted the .env File From Git. Your Secrets Are Still Public.
You notice it during a code review: .env is in the repository. Your stomach drops. You run git rm .env, commit with the message "remove env file", push, and…
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