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Adding the .env file to .gitignore can prevent it from being accidentally committed, but if the .env file is already tracked or has already been committed to history, merely adding .gitignore is not enough to remove it; you need to use git rm --cached to stop tracking it and may need to use git filter-branch or BFG Repo-Cleaner to clean the history.
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