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It's a sentence from dragonball, the hearer (悟飯) just asked the speaker to
create something to wear that could hide his identity without looking like a
kind of body protection.

> どってことないじゃない！悟飯くんだってばれなきゃいいんでしょ？
>
> That's no big deal! It's gonna be ok as long as you don't get busted right?

I don't get the meaning of だって here, I know that most of the time it can be
replaced by either も or でも but I don't see how either one would fit here.
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Meaning of だって in this sentence
「だって」 is not a constituent in your sentence.

「`悟飯くんだ`って」 is an abbreviation of 「`悟飯くんだ`ということ」 in casual speech.

**How the abbreviation takes place**

> At the very beginning: `悟飯くんだ`ということ
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> 「と」 is replaced by 「って」: `悟飯くんだ`っていうこと
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> 「いう」 is dropped: `悟飯くんだ`ってこと
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> 「こと」 is dropped: `悟飯くんだ`って

**Similar instances**

> なんで`好きだ`ってばれたんですか。
>
> `女の子だ`ってばれちゃうじゃない？
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