Setting Up the Foundation: Kubernetes Manifests
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Rewriting the Git History to Remove Sensitive Data
Error is human, and sometimes we may push sensitive data to the repository. If you have already pushed a sensitive file to the repository (e.g., menu-secret.yaml), you can remove it using filter-repo, a tool that allows you to rewrite the repository history:
cd $HOME/RestQR
# Install git-filter-repo on your machine
# Deactivate the virtual environment if you are using one
deactivate
# Launch the installation
pip install \
git-filter-repo \
--break-system-packages
# To complete remove the file from the repository history,
# you need to run the following command:DevSecOps in Practice
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