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Cian Mac Mahon
17,657 PointsKeeping data safe on Git
Does anybody have any suggestions for how to keep passwords/API keys and such safe when you are pushing your project to GitHub? It's a project that I'm probably going to want to make public at some point, and I want to be sure that my config file is kept safe, but I also want to be able to pull the full project down on my work and home computers and pull changes.
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Cian Mac Mahon
17,657 PointsOoh! I knew about gitignore, but not the option to ignore by presuming files are unchanged! This looks like exactly what I need to do, once I make the project public. Thanks!
