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Consider replacing Cred.js with environment variables
See original GitHub issueTaking this is not a good practice to hard code credentials, consider using environment variables for such purpose. This will eliminate the requirement of Cred.js file completely.
See my pull request with this update. #5 (cc4a799ac9bb1645e595515f5e61dfba4196abe5)
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@jabranr I have merged 2 out of 3 of your commits. Excluded is the one with ENV variables.
Agreed. Let’s keep it as it is for now. I will revert that particular commit and then we can go forward with rest of the updates.