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The approach to preventing hardcoded credentials is to completely isolate client builds from server-side configuration and to add a scanning step for the final build artifact at the end of the pipeline, rather than scanning only the source code repository, because obfuscation, compression, or dynamic concatenation can cause source code scans to miss things.
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