Are Gist IDs generated and managed differently in an enterprise environment compared to public GitHub?

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• What other metadata is available alongside the Gist ID?
• Can I revert to a specific version of a Gist using its ID or a related identifier?
• How are different commits within a Gist identified and accessed? What are the best practices for handling and storing Gist IDs if I need to reference them later?
• What are the security considerations when using public or secret Gists for configuration management? How does the Gist ID relate to the use of GitHub Gists for sharing and collaborating on database schemas or migration scripts?
• Is the ID generated client-side or server-side?
• What are some examples of how Gist IDs can be used in automation?
• Is there a limit to the number of Gists that can be created, and thus the number of Gist IDs?
• Can Gist IDs be used to reference and reuse code templates in different projects?
• How can I use a Gist ID with the GitHub API? Are Gist IDs publicly accessible?
• Can Gist IDs be used to host and share presentations?