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fix: ignore .env files#94

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Problem

.env files were not ignored

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  • Ignore .env files

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    • Updated the project’s configuration settings to ensure that sensitive environment files remain untracked for enhanced security.

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The change updates the Git ignore settings by adding a new entry for .env to the .gitignore file. This ensures that files named .env are ignored by Git in addition to the existing rule for files matching .env*.local. The rest of the file remains unchanged.

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.gitignore Added a new entry .env to ignore .env files while keeping the existing .env*.local rule.
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29-29: Excellent addition of the .env ignore entry.

Adding .env to the ignore list ensures that plain .env files, which often contain sensitive configuration data, are not inadvertently tracked by Git. This change enhances the security and configuration management practices of the project.

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@MantisClone MantisClone self-assigned this Feb 25, 2025
@MantisClone MantisClone merged commit 6f5b787 into main Feb 25, 2025
@MantisClone MantisClone deleted the ignore-dot-env branch February 25, 2025 12:16
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