Episode
ASP.NET Monsters #23: Working With Sensitive Data: User Secrets
If you're working on a project where you'll be sharing code with someone else, particularly if you're keeping the source code in a public repository, you're going to want to make sure that sensitive data is separate from your project. This includes things like API keys, tokens for services and perhaps passwords or other similar data.
In this LIVE RECORDED video, Monster James has a look at the user-secret command and walks through using the command line as well as the tooling built into Visual Studio.
Here's some other, related links:
If you're working on a project where you'll be sharing code with someone else, particularly if you're keeping the source code in a public repository, you're going to want to make sure that sensitive data is separate from your project. This includes things like API keys, tokens for services and perhaps passwords or other similar data.
In this LIVE RECORDED video, Monster James has a look at the user-secret command and walks through using the command line as well as the tooling built into Visual Studio.
Here's some other, related links:
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