scrub deploy IDs and team scope from public workflow - #167
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scrub deploy IDs and team scope from public workflow
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Removes from the public repo:
staging-deploy.ymldocumenting the Vercel team workaround + the actualteam_…andprj_…IDs (anyone reading the workflow had a free blueprint of our Vercel setup).--scope=mobula-labsin the alias step — now pulled fromVERCEL_ORG_IDsecret.vercel alias --scope=accepts a team ID as well as a slug, so no new secret needed.CI side: no secret added, only re-routing an existing one. Staging deploy should keep working.
Note: the IDs are still in git history. They're identifiers (not credentials), so the risk is just reconnaissance — anyone who finds them would still need a valid
VERCEL_TOKENto do anything. Force-purging history would invalidate every open PR / fork hash, not worth it for ID-level info.