How to Remove a File from Git History (And What to Watch Out For)
It happens to everyone. You commit a file you shouldn't have — maybe a .env with API keys, a huge binary, or just something private — and then you push it. The bad news: deleting the file and committing again doesn't actually remove it from git history. Anyone can still go back and see it. The good
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