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Per open source: no, it contains connectivity information (server names) and, sometimes, API keys and login info. in those scripts.

But, I think that's a useful suggestion in the Metalicious-as-a-platform suggestion. If someone were to deploy Metalicious within their organization, but without public access, it would be very viable.

Likewise, we may want to have some parts of Metalicious be viewable to specific viewers (e.g., security roles) to help manage their data platform, but not expose all elements.

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Fair enough. Although for what it's worth, you could just separate out the sensitive configuration details from the ETL scripts themselves, the way things are done for open source web apps.

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It'd be worthwhile if we could control the sensitive stuff through .gitignore, but everything is a bit too "baked-in" the code right now to fit in that type of workflow.

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