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this post was submitted on 29 Mar 2024
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No I mean the old commits.
No, I mean when you list your website in google, they give you a code to host in your website to verify that you own the website.
AFAIK, those codes don't need to be kept private, but I think they only do that verification once, so you can probably just delete the file at this point. (After all, you can also use a TXT record to store the verification code for a domain with Google, and those are definitely not private; anyone can
digyour domain's TXT records.)