[@zak5109]

Thanks work delete .env from repository

[@bhargavkumar]

Bro it's literally 1 AM and I was frustrated with all of these things. Because of this video I am going to get a good night sleep. Thanks Brother❤❤

[@devstuff92]

These kind of comments make me happy, don't forget to subscribe 🙏🏻

[@InnocenceVVX]

Haha this is so relateable

[@true227]

Guys, if your env file is nested into folder front or server , you should to write full path , fro example git filter-branch --index-filter "git rm -rf --cached --ignore-unmatch front/.env" HEAD

[@user-xo7kl7rk5m]

bro can you help me. i already deploy my app with my .env in there and suddenly when i follow your steps my website that i was already deploy cannot read my api key in my .env files

[@user-yr9zs6sr9d]

thanks man. best and most simple tutorial on the internet :). this works with any type of file, not just .env - So you could probably change your title

[@devstuff92]

Glad you liked it, I appreciate your feedback! And I know but I've made this tutorial specifically for env file

[@etziliodidfix171]

In my case the secret is in filesystems file, is it overall .env?

[@m0-s7]

thanks bro u saved my time

[@devstuff92]

Glad I could help

[@prithvijitbasak]

Thanks for the help 🤝

[@imonisabrian8215]

Thanks so... much. it was very helpful

[@devstuff92]

You're welcome!

[@yashkaskar5699]

Thank you mate, appreciate your work

[@devstuff92]

Thank you for the support

[@ridwanakmaluddin3479]

Thank u bro, this is the one ive been looking for.

[@shadowzone6469]

git filter-branch --index-filter "git rm -rf --cached --ignore-unmatch .env" HEAD

[@nier704]

ty

[@tigruhh588]

Life saver, thank you!

[@devstuff92]

You're welcome

[@AnudeepSambaraju]

Wow life saviour , thanks dude

[@devstuff92]

Glad to help

[@user-xo7kl7rk5m]

bro can u help me. i already deploy my webiste on netlify with my .env file in there and suddenly when i follow ur steps to hide the .env files, my website that has been deployed before crash because cannot read my api key on .env file

[@greenweed3253]

I am hosting my website on AWS EC2, It is still running my website using the old version of my git repository which had .env file. So if something like this is possible in netlify, then you can try that.

[@hypersecret6288]

how did you get suggestion/recommandation when writting in the terminal ?

[@devstuff92]

Using Powershell v7.3.5, it gets integrated with vscode automatically

[@abigiyatadesse2672]

Thank you this is really helpful.

[@devstuff92]

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[@rached2439]

This is really helpful man I appreciate it!

[@devstuff92]

Glad I could help

[@jhonvaron1721]

Thanks, brother. Very helpful!

[@sohail21400]

Bro, you saved my life!

[@aryaprima6626]

Thankyou man

[@devstuff92]

Happy to help

[@pomeboat]

Thank you so much!

[@JohnDoe-to8vr]

thank you very much

[@InnocenceVVX]

Thanks so much!

[@nier704]

thank you

[@moinshaikh7741]

Thanks, Man! Super helpful👍

[@devstuff92]

Glad it helped!

[@aridiculouslysexyname5802]

bro's a lifesaver!

[@F-xq6rp]

thanks a bunch

[@user-dg2uj1tz3c]

Awesome, thank you!

[@devstuff92]

Sure thing!

[@Axpsi]

Man. You really going to Heaven for this

[@GameDevGeeks]

what if it's not a single file but rather a folder that I accidentally pushed?

[@devstuff92]

git rm -r --cached folder_name
git filter-branch --index-filter "git rm -rf --cached --ignore-unmatch folder_name" HEAD
git push --force

[@paulo-sh]

[@adefarhanzikri]

superr

[@devstuff92]

Subscribe for more, new video soon!

[@iakovryzhichka2832]

my hero!

[@devstuff92]

Glad it helped you!

[@Lionel_Wilson]

you're a top g. great video

[@devstuff92]

Appreciate it!

[@nicosilva9022]

love you

[@RisRajraokumar]

how to reverse this I had problem in it

[@devstuff92]

First, make sure you have a backup of your repository in case anything goes wrong.
git push --force origin
If you no longer have the original branch and need to restore it, you can recreate the branch from the commit that existed before the removal process. Identify the commit hash of the commit that you want to restore and run the following command:
git branch
git push origin

[@mainakmukhrjee6328]

Thanks dude

[@devstuff92]

Sure thing, plenty more to come. Make sure to subscribe

[@mainakmukhrjee6328]

@@devstuff92 yep