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Usually it's if you committed something you shouldn't have. You still have to change api keys if you ever pushed, because things like github store orphan commi
by Kamq 3y ago
Usually it's if you committed something you shouldn't have.
You still have to change api keys if you ever pushed, because things like github store orphan commits, but if you have something you can't change in there or you catch it before you push, it will at least go away eventually.