Config __exclusive__ Jun 2026

Never store passwords, tokens, or keys in plain config files. Instead:

Hardcoding a database password inside a Python script means you cannot commit that script to Git. It breaks security, reusability, and sanity. The goal of a robust strategy is to separate the "what" (the code) from the "where" (the environment). config

: It's easier to update one specific fragment (e.g., a "network" piece) than to search through a massive file. 3. Game "Set Pieces" Never store passwords, tokens, or keys in plain config files

If you are looking for a different "config" tool, you might be referring to: Never store passwords