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Corpus Bridge: Other

Secrets committed to a repository must be purged from every revision, including old ones, and code that belongs to a customer, or contractor work without an assignment, is what most often stops a codebase.

Dated 19 Oct 2026Source checked 19 Oct 2026Basis: stated

In the source's own words
“Secrets committed to history, such as keys and passwords, have to be purged from every revision, including old ones. ... Missing ownership causes most problems: client-owned code, and contractor work without an assignment.”
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