If you’ve accidentally committed sensitive data (like passwords or SSH keys) to a Git repository, you can remove it from the git history1. However, if your repository is hosted on GitHub, the data won’t be removed from the associated pull requests2. To streamline this process, an automated TypeScript script is proposed. It identifies sensitive data in pull requests, retrieves repository data using the GitHub API, and generates an output.csv file with relevant information. This script simplifies maintaining clean repositories. 🚀