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> but from my experience with Jenkins, I've seen using passwords in plaintext so many times, even in big companies I reckon this has to do with how the CI tool
by kiallmacinnes 5y ago
> but from my experience with Jenkins, I've seen using passwords in plaintext so many times, even in big companies
I reckon this has to do with how the CI tools are configured.
Everyone knows you shouldn't commit a secret to Git, so tools like GitLab CI which require all their config be in git naturally will see less of this specific issue.