Always put that kind of stuff in separate config files. If you’re going to keep those in your source tree, then that’s what .gitignore and .git/info/exclude are for.
you installed your development environment on your new notebook before traveling but you forgot the APK security key because you didn't check it into github, so now you can't deploy
From my experience in Node.js, the `.env` file was purposed to securely store environment-specific configurations, like database credentials or API keys, outside the codebase, making it easier to manage settings across different environments without hardcoding them.
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yes now shut up
you installed your development environment on your new notebook before traveling but you forgot the APK security key because you didn't check it into github, so now you can't deploy
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Automated tools should prompt to decrypt secrets.