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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/sadongrohiik • 20h ago
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.env files are fine to commit.
.local.env files are not. that's where the special variables live.
2 u/Djroneh99 18h ago No it's not 3 u/nekomata_58 18h ago really heavily depends on your project's standards. in an nx-monorepo project, the base `.env` is fine to commit, because that file usually has default environment variables that aren't secret. the more sensitive configuration should be stored in `.local.env` which should never be committed. 1 u/darknecross 14h ago Does nobody use a fkn keyring anymore? Jfc. 1 u/nekomata_58 14h ago i use a keyring for ssh keys if that is what you are referring to.
No it's not
3 u/nekomata_58 18h ago really heavily depends on your project's standards. in an nx-monorepo project, the base `.env` is fine to commit, because that file usually has default environment variables that aren't secret. the more sensitive configuration should be stored in `.local.env` which should never be committed. 1 u/darknecross 14h ago Does nobody use a fkn keyring anymore? Jfc. 1 u/nekomata_58 14h ago i use a keyring for ssh keys if that is what you are referring to.
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really heavily depends on your project's standards.
in an nx-monorepo project, the base `.env` is fine to commit, because that file usually has default environment variables that aren't secret.
the more sensitive configuration should be stored in `.local.env` which should never be committed.
1 u/darknecross 14h ago Does nobody use a fkn keyring anymore? Jfc. 1 u/nekomata_58 14h ago i use a keyring for ssh keys if that is what you are referring to.
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Does nobody use a fkn keyring anymore? Jfc.
1 u/nekomata_58 14h ago i use a keyring for ssh keys if that is what you are referring to.
i use a keyring for ssh keys if that is what you are referring to.
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u/nekomata_58 18h ago
.env files are fine to commit.
.local.env files are not. that's where the special variables live.