i dont really see how this is more secure alternative than adding sensitive files and types in gitignore, which you still have to do when using this. can you e

i dont really see how this is more secure alternative than adding sensitive files and types in gitignore, which you still have to do when using this. can you explain a little? maybe i am missing something here.. shared secrets imho should be on a vault like system. env files etc. are almost a crime in itself if they contain things like keys. maybe my views are not aligned with how a lot of devs work though :') that being said, i might consider it for 'additional use cases #2' which actually seems really useful (to me).