GitHub pushed API keys to GitHub themself once, so you're not alone xD
Wasn’t this the reason they built the system to protect you from this by defining secrets not to be pushed?
Is this like when Facebook suggested you upload all your nudes so they can tell you if your sensitive photos are ever leaked.
Non prod creds, right? Right...
Narrator: It was the prod creds.
The worst case of this I heard was a crypto developer that lost 300k$ of clients money when he accidentally pushed some crypto keys to GitHub public repository. Last I heard he was getting sued.
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Did this for the first time yesterday 😅
And of course I had an instant watcher on my repo yet I never had one before, lol
Ooof!
Reminds me of the time I forgot to lock the Ansible vault before pushing my new playbook to production. Thankfully my boss caught it and was able to scrub the commit, but I still got a very, very stern talking-to.
