Gregory's Server@bikerglen that code appears to contain your home Wi-Fi and password mate
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@bikerglen it’s a wild thing, to go form making your own commits to private repo with no worries for safety, to publishing to public and all of a sudden you have to sanitize your code lol @tekeous I included my pushover.net token in a commit at work when writing a script to notify that a batch job on the grid was done. My coworkers had a great time sending useless garbage notifications to my phone until I changed the token. |
@tekeous Thanks! I hope I got it deleted before it spread too far. Talk about a PITA though. https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository