I noticed that several sensitive keys were exposed in the repository, including the YouTube channel ID key, API key, and Discord client key. This is a significant security risk, as malicious users could potentially misuse these keys.
To address this issue, I have removed the exposed keys from the repository and regenerated them to ensure that any copies of the old keys are rendered useless. I have also added a .env.example file to the repository to make it easier for others to understand what environment variables are needed. This file outlines all the necessary environment variables without exposing any actual keys.
Finally, I have removed the .env file from the repository and added .env to the .gitignore file to ensure it is not accidentally committed.
Please review this PR and let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions. Thank you! @Jaideep-C
I noticed that several sensitive keys were exposed in the repository, including the YouTube channel ID key, API key, and Discord client key. This is a significant security risk, as malicious users could potentially misuse these keys.
To address this issue, I have removed the exposed keys from the repository and regenerated them to ensure that any copies of the old keys are rendered useless. I have also added a .env.example file to the repository to make it easier for others to understand what environment variables are needed. This file outlines all the necessary environment variables without exposing any actual keys.
Finally, I have removed the .env file from the repository and added .env to the .gitignore file to ensure it is not accidentally committed.
Please review this PR and let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions. Thank you! @Jaideep-C