On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 3:10 PM, matthew deiters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the database credentials reside in the ruby environment files then
> we would be committing our database passwords into the repository.
There's no reason to keep the database credentials in environment.rb.
Just throw them in a separate file, say database.rb, and ignore that
the way you currently do database.yml.
What's nice about this patch is that you can put the global configs in
environment.rb (UTF8, db host, database name) and leave just the
sensitive ones out of source control (username, password).
And, of course, many databases don't have any sensitive credentials to
worry about, like sqlite3.
- Scott
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