If a user currently initializes a Git repo with a default Java gitignore, the password to their wallet is likely to get committed with their project, unless they specifically add it to the gitigore. Whilst these wallets are highly unlikely to be used for anything sensitive, it's not a good practice to commit them.
If a user currently initializes a Git repo with a default Java gitignore, the password to their wallet is likely to get committed with their project, unless they specifically add it to the gitigore. Whilst these wallets are highly unlikely to be used for anything sensitive, it's not a good practice to commit them.