I am building a unit testing in my azure devops build pipeline. I am using the python library pytest. In one of my test cases, I am retrieving the environment variables. However, when I run the unit testing, the environment…
In vscode I have a project structure (using Windows): venv .env test_load_env.py My .env file contains: PYTHONPATH=. MY_USERNAME=myusername MY_PASSWORD=mypass test_load_env.py: import os username = os.environ.get("MY_USERNAME") password = os.environ.get("MY_PASSWORD") print(f"username: {username}, password: {password}") print(os.environ.get("PYTHONPATH")) Using vscode 1.84.2 the .env file is…
After a bunch of false starts I've followed the T3 stack approach to runtime environment variables for my next.js app, particularly to protect my MONGODB_URI secret by providing it only at runtime on the server. env/server.js: import { createEnv }…
When I run my application using node --env-file=.env index.js, the environment variables load correctly. However, when I try to run the same application using nodemon with the script npm run dev, the environment variables are undefined. Node.js Version: 20.9.0 Nodemon…
I have defined a service connection of type Generic, called 'DowntimeApiKeyGen' in azure. The encrypted value of the apikey is saved under 'Password/Token Key'. How can i access the value of this apikey from an environment variable in a powershell-task…
There is the next section in launchsettings.json of the ASP.NET Core Web API project: "Docker": { "commandName": "Docker", "launchBrowser": true, "launchUrl": "{Scheme}://{ServiceHost}:{ServicePort}/swagger", "environmentVariables": { "ASPNETCORE_URLS": "https://+:443;http://+:80", "MYSECRETS__MYDBPASSWORD": "MyPassValue" }, "publishAllPorts": true, "useSSL": true } I run the app in a…
I am new to Web Development and next.js and i am trying to figure out that when i console.log my environment variables inside my page.jsx it shows the values correctly but when i try to console.log them in my router.js…
I am having issue with the last 10 lines of code where I am working with a .env. I have already added my .env file with the MESSAGE_STYLE=uppercase. However, when starting the local server with npm start, i get the…
When I try to deploy the app to production, I run composer update or composer update --no-dev. This updates the dependencies. After that, if I check or run any related commands or try to run the app, it gives me…
I've seen all similar answers and none of the solutions seems to work for me. I am deploying my solution using github actions workflow, here is what my yaml code looks like: name: Build and deploy x platofrm - UAT…