>those credentials will then be in your projects history forever more (or until nuking the history becomes more important than keeping the history) With Git, i

>those credentials will then be in your projects history forever more (or until nuking the history becomes more important than keeping the history) With Git, it's not "nuking" so much as "retroactively creating a different timeline in which the secret wasn't shared." Still a pain in the ass if there's more than one developer.