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No issue: create add_secrets to copy local secrets into correct files #25669
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During attempts at debugging #25545, we have had some trouble with reproducing the issue regularly. One reason for that might be that builds from different people might include different subsets of features due to the lack of secrets included in the build process.
It's an error-prone and time-consuming process to copy each secret into the appropriate place in our build scripts, so this attempts to remove that obstacle by making it easier to insert all our secrets during a local build.
I deleted the
.adjust_token
file because it appeared to only contain a placeholder, which was required in local release builds that were lacking the real secret. However, I was concerned that it would get overwritten when this script was used, and since it was already in the source tree it wouldn't be ignored correctly. This could lead to the secret being leaked pretty easily. Instead, the dummy file is created automatically during release builds where it is not present.Excuse my amateurish python skills 😂
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