chore: ignore all .env* files#6
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Broaden the env ignore to cover environment-specific variants (.env.production, .env.development, etc.) on top of the existing `.env` and `.env*.local` rules. Also adds the missing trailing newline.
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Broadens the env ignore rule to
.env*, covering environment-specific variants (.env.production,.env.development,.env.staging, …) on top of the existing.envand.env*.localrules. Also fixes a missing trailing newline.Hygiene follow-up from this session's discovery that a
.envwas committed to history back in July 2024 (the exposed SMTP password has since been rotated — no live secret). The file that leaked was already ignored; this is belt-and-suspenders for the variants.Note:
.env*also matches.env.example; add!.env.exampleif a committed template is ever wanted.