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It's a good case for private repos, but an even better case for not committing passwords to a repository in the first place.
by brewcore 11y ago
It's a good case for private repos, but an even better case for not committing passwords to a repository in the first place.
- toxican 11y agoI don't even bother committing any part of wordpress core. I just commit the wp-content directory because unless you're a mad man, you shouldn't be modifying anything outside of that directory. First rule of WordPress is don't touch core! wp-config is definitely an exception, but better safe than sorry to avoid issues like this.