I can relate

Never happened...

@JS96 They... Realize that's still in the history... Right?

@rjedlin maybe... but probably not

😂

@JS96 It's at this point that you grab that secret key and add a commit message, letting them know that they need to fix their history

My boss dont want to pay for private repositories. And i told him about it. Well, i did my job

it happened to me but it was a private repo. fixed that shit real quick tho

I did that testing a db through sequelize, MySQL password jumped in and out of our commit history like crazy. (Spent a good deal of time grinding that project out well passed midnight, surprisingly I'm a lot more sloppy when I'm seriously sleep deprived. Idk) Yeah that passwords deprecated...now...

I've always wondered if this did apply to development secrets - say a mysql user/password for the test environment.

Reset branch to prior commit. Force push to head.