The answer
No. The secret may remain accessible in history or copies. Revoke and replace it, update the deployed configuration, and handle the repository exposure through the appropriate process.
How should R2 credentials be restricted and stored securely?
Is deleting an exposed R2 secret from the latest commit enough?
More FAQs in How should R2 credentials be restricted and stored securely?
No. A bucket can contain many weddings' objects. The application must check membership and ownership before issuing access to a specific photo or performing a storage operation.
No. Provide redacted configuration names, error details, and relevant code instead. Keep the secret in approved server-side storage while investigating the failing operation.
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