@slickassassin03 @UltiRequiem I don't know about .gitignore but now Repl.it does the right thing for .env and GitHub.
When you create or edit .env, the built-in version control system doesn't detect any changes to a REPL's code base and has nothing to commit to GitHub. I checked.
.gitignore alternative?
Is there any way to omit the .env file from a GitHub commit?
.gitignorebut now Repl.it does the right thing for.envand GitHub.When you create or edit
.env, the built-in version control system doesn't detect any changes to a REPL's code base and has nothing to commit to GitHub. I checked..envfile to GitHub.