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> you checked keys into git. Both horrible practices. Hey! That's not very kind to disparage everyone using a text file in a git repo to manage their passwords
by falsedan 9y ago
> you checked keys into git. Both horrible practices.
Hey! That's not very kind to disparage everyone using a text file in a git repo to manage their passwords/keys.
Putting keys into a git repo is fine! But be careful when publishing that repo, as something you thought was private could suddenly become public.
- zandor 9y agoIt still is a pretty bad practice though.
- falsedan 9y agoI would do it, if I was certain I could avoid accidentally publishing the repo. I'd never describe it as 'bad', as that's extremist & it's easy for someone who does this to misinterpret you as saying, "you are bad for doing this and not following best practices".