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Carry the shared secrets baseline in .gitignore Only MNW ignored *.pem/*.key/*.p8/*.p12/*.pfx, and spaghetti, buckets_of_money and most libraries had no .env rule at all, so the guardrail depended on which repo a secret happened to land in. Suffix matching rather than *.env keeps committed environment files that hold no secrets visible, and .env.example is negated back in.

Author: Max Johnson <me@maxj.phd> · 2026-08-08 23:47 UTC

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Commit: b34b74e5359971b86577ed4575f35fb9f2d386cd

Parent: 29b0c50

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M .gitignore +15

			@@ -5,3 +5,18 @@
5	5		CLAUDE.md
6	6		CLAUDE.local.md
7	7		.claude/
	8	+
	9	+	# Secrets and credentials. The baseline every repo under ~/Code carries, kept
	10	+	# identical so no repo is the one that forgot. Suffix-matched rather than
	11	+	# `*.env`, which would also catch committed environment files that hold no
	12	+	# secrets (sweep systemd/sweep.env). `.env.example` is a tracked template and
	13	+	# is negated back in.
	14	+	.env
	15	+	.env.*
	16	+	!.env.example
	17	+	*.pem
	18	+	*.key
	19	+	*.p8
	20	+	*.p12
	21	+	*.pfx
	22	+	credentials.json