In my "user variables" I have ANDROID_HOME, GRADLE_HOME and JAVA_HOME. Android studio is giving me the following warning: "Multiple Gradle daemons might be spawned because the Gradle JDK and JAVA_HOME locations are different. Project 'MyApp' is using the following JDK…
VSCode being strange about environment files. Even though it shows the correct file icon for the example.env as a dotenv file in the file view/tab, only .env is syntax-highlighted correctly when opening the file. .env (correct): example.env (no syntax highlighting):…
I am working with the following yaml and postgres_password_file, but it is not working. I have checked that the file inside container is correct and user/permissions of the file are correct. Postgres is creating postgres user but I cant find…
I'm encountering an issue where Django doesn't seem to be reading environment variables when running in a Docker-compose environment. Strangely, the environment variables work fine for PostgreSQL but not for Django. I've tried both the env_file and environment options in…
I'm currently using GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code and am trying to find a way to prevent Copilot from accessing certain file types, specifically .env files, which contain sensitive information. I attempted to disable Copilot for these files by…
Im using ubuntu to store JSON-encoded text into a environment variable like this: ~ test='{"test": { "mmm":"432"}}' ~ echo $test {"test": { "mmm":"432"}} how can i access the key "test" to print {"mmm":"432"}? something like ~ test='{"test": { "mmm":"432"}}' ~…
I am using windows and Ubuntu WSL but get this error when I try to sqlc generate. sqlc generate # package database sql/schema/001_users.sql:1:1: the PostgreSQL engine requires cgo. Please set CGO_ENABLED=1. export CGO_ENABLED=1 && sqlc generate # package database sql/schema/001_users.sql:1:1:…
I created a demo react app using npm create vite I changed the App.tsx as follow : function App() { console.log('!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!') console.log(JSON.stringify(import.meta.env)) console.log('!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!') return ( <h1>MY APP</h1> ) } export default App I want to pass several environment variables, notably…
I'm running a Python app, and I want to dockerize it. I have environment variables to pass to the program, but I don't manage to do it in docker. my demo app (main.py): import os print(os.environ.get('MY_VARIABLE', 'NO VARIABLE IN ENVIRONMENT'))…
I have set up an environment variable in the circle ci project like this. I am trying to access it in a js file. So I exported the variable in circle ci yaml file like this: jobs: build: ... steps:…