Joonas Westlin • 1/13/2021

Moving .NET Core user secrets to another computer

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This technical article explains the process of migrating .NET Core user secrets from one computer to another, detailing the file storage locations on Windows, Linux, and macOS. It highlights that user secrets are stored as unencrypted JSON files outside the project directory and discusses their primary purpose of preventing accidental commits to version control.

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