If you are using Googles App Engine and want to use secrets in the app.yaml file, you can store them as Secrets in your repository and have them replaced during deployment.
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.env (dotenv) is a file, used to store configuration values as key-value pairs, similar to the ini file format. Since this file usually contains confidential information like credentials, it’s commonly prevented from being tracked by version control.
If you are using Googles App Engine and want to use secrets in the app.yaml file, you can store them as Secrets in your repository and have them replaced during deployment.
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