Slack. Most auth keys are ephemeral. And testing always happens in staging env's or local. So the keys aren't hiding anything of value. No personal data on "l

Slack. Most auth keys are ephemeral. And testing always happens in staging env's or local. So the keys aren't hiding anything of value. No personal data on "lisa simpson's" account. If it's something we'd worry about, we just cut the auth token out. Bugs don't typically happen to "one user" they happen to all.