Use an .env file for the bot token #1
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Add a .gitignore with the .env
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This in general is a more secure way of storing Discord bot tokens, allowing to .gitignore things and exclude the token itself from the main code. This also adds the
python-dotenvdependency, however.I hope this works for you, please let me know if something doesn't look right!