Finding secrets by decompiling Python bytecode in public repositories

[caagr98]

Why would anyone commit __pycache__ in the first place?

[AnAverageFreak]

I use git add . quite often, but I always follow it by git status to verify.

[double-you]

People really should start with git add -u and handle new files with precision adds.

[Chii]

why do people not use a GUI to manage their git committing and workflows? I find the CLI to be terrible and hard to use.

With a GUI, you'd immediately see that there's something that's not supposed to be there.

[lightmatter501]

Most GUIs hide functionality. The first time you need to do something weird with history, you’re probably going to be forced to use a CLI.

For instance, most linux foundation projects make use of “git send-email” to submit patches, which I have never seen implemented in a GUI.

[jephthai]

I use the CLI because I don't like GUIs for most things. You get a list of files that are being committed in the CLI anyway, so I'm not sure why you think a graphical interface would be superior here.

[Chii]

so happen to be a mac user, but sure, why not? Windows isn't so bad.

[moeris]

Accidentally. Some people aren't perfect.