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You shouldn't commit unencrypted secrets to git anyway, public or private, on-site or in cloud. There are plenty of tools to either keep them encrypted (we jus
by adql 4y ago
You shouldn't commit unencrypted secrets to git anyway, public or private, on-site or in cloud.
There are plenty of tools to either keep them encrypted (we just use simple GPG, but our team is small) or just auto-generate and never show to user in the first place (various key vaults that can be used from automation like HashiCorp's Vault)
- nwallin 4y agoThe person I'm replying to is arguing that their source code itself is the secrets they're trying to protect.