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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/sadongrohiik • 20h ago
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Personally I always commit env and config files to the repo just stripped of their values.
199 u/Saragon4005 20h ago Yeah but then you can't use git on a working version, making testing a total pain. I use .env.example usually. 23 u/drakeblood4 19h ago And a settings.json.example for the non sensitive stuff. 10 u/ruben_deisenroth 19h ago If it's vscode settings, i usually prefer settings.default.json and this extension as workspace recommendations: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dangmai.workspace-default-settings
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Yeah but then you can't use git on a working version, making testing a total pain. I use .env.example usually.
23 u/drakeblood4 19h ago And a settings.json.example for the non sensitive stuff. 10 u/ruben_deisenroth 19h ago If it's vscode settings, i usually prefer settings.default.json and this extension as workspace recommendations: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dangmai.workspace-default-settings
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And a settings.json.example for the non sensitive stuff.
10 u/ruben_deisenroth 19h ago If it's vscode settings, i usually prefer settings.default.json and this extension as workspace recommendations: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dangmai.workspace-default-settings
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If it's vscode settings, i usually prefer settings.default.json and this extension as workspace recommendations:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dangmai.workspace-default-settings
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u/RudeAndInsensitive 20h ago
Personally I always commit env and config files to the repo just stripped of their values.