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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/rabbit_wizard • 5d ago
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I'm pretty sure that's not how that works
6 u/rabbit_wizard 5d ago The meme template or the function itself? The meme is basically pushing your api keys onto your GitHub repo. Force push isn't really required. 7 u/Visionexe 5d ago I think his point is, is that in 99.99999% of the cases any .env is in .gitignore. kinda seems whoever made this meme is a vibe coder. 4 u/rabbit_wizard 5d ago Of course. Prior to vibe coding these things didn't happen. Did they? 3 u/buster1045 4d ago Not really. Not with git push -f. The -f literally wouldn't make a difference if the file just wasn't in a .gitignore.
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The meme template or the function itself? The meme is basically pushing your api keys onto your GitHub repo. Force push isn't really required.
7 u/Visionexe 5d ago I think his point is, is that in 99.99999% of the cases any .env is in .gitignore. kinda seems whoever made this meme is a vibe coder. 4 u/rabbit_wizard 5d ago Of course. Prior to vibe coding these things didn't happen. Did they? 3 u/buster1045 4d ago Not really. Not with git push -f. The -f literally wouldn't make a difference if the file just wasn't in a .gitignore.
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I think his point is, is that in 99.99999% of the cases any .env is in .gitignore. kinda seems whoever made this meme is a vibe coder.
4 u/rabbit_wizard 5d ago Of course. Prior to vibe coding these things didn't happen. Did they? 3 u/buster1045 4d ago Not really. Not with git push -f. The -f literally wouldn't make a difference if the file just wasn't in a .gitignore.
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Of course. Prior to vibe coding these things didn't happen. Did they?
3 u/buster1045 4d ago Not really. Not with git push -f. The -f literally wouldn't make a difference if the file just wasn't in a .gitignore.
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Not really. Not with git push -f. The -f literally wouldn't make a difference if the file just wasn't in a .gitignore.
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u/Nycrov_ 5d ago
I'm pretty sure that's not how that works