The only thing I don't like about this is if you're not careful it's very easy to accidentally commit a cleartext file. And then goddamn github doesn't let you

The only thing I don't like about this is if you're not careful it's very easy to accidentally commit a cleartext file. And then goddamn github doesn't let you delete a commit, you can only commit another commit that undiffs the diff. Then you go "fuck it" and rebase, and then find out even that didn't work, then you go delete and recreate the repo. Bleh. And they don't give you the server logs to know if someone has accessed the cleartext file during that time. At this point I just commit .tar.gz.gpg files for things that need to be encrypted, it's easier to not fuck up.