Remove client_secret.json and add to .gitignore#103
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The Google OAuth client_secret.json was committed to the repo, exposing the client_secret. Added to .gitignore to prevent future accidental commits. ACTION REQUIRED: Rotate the Google OAuth client secret immediately in the Google Cloud Console — the old one is in git history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Security Fix 🔐
backend/client_secret.json(Google OAuth credentials) was committed to the repository, exposing theclient_secret.Changes
backend/client_secret.jsonviagit rm --cachedbackend/client_secret.jsonandbackend/client_secret*.jsonto.gitignoreThe exposed secret is still in git history. You must:
backend/.envwith the new secretgit filter-repoor BFG to scrub the file from history🤖 Generated with Claude Code