feat: updating .secrets.baseline to suppress false positives #91
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dependency: none Signed-off-by: jkalandaibm <[email protected]>
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# [0.24.0](v0.23.2...v0.24.0) (2023-09-12) ### Features * updating .secrets.baseline to suppress [secure] positives ([#91](#91)) ([1d3527e](1d3527e))
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The PR's objective is to surppress the newly detected false positive secrets.
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