I am trying to understand where is my mistake: I want to set an output var in a composite file but I keep getting an empty result: 'Output - ${{ steps.hello-world.outputs.random-number }}' returns 'Output - ' Like '${{ steps.hello-world.outputs.random-number }}'…
I want to cross compile a project on a remote Linux PC for an embedded target, but it requires environment setup. I have an environment setup script. I can run this script on the remote Linux PC in the shell…
Short Question I want to pass GDFONTPATH environment variable from Apache vhost.conf to PHP. How can I do this? I am running: Debian 12, Apache 2.4, PHP 8.2 Long question I am using GD image functions (e.g. imagettftext) in PHP…
Sorry in advanced If this question did not include the proper tags. I'm trying to build out a CRUD API using MySQL in NodeJS. I want to pull my DB credentials from the enviromental variables. Right Now I'm trying to…
I am experiencing something weird, I am trying to implement CI/CD in my React Application to push code as an image in Docker Hub, but when I try to pull it and run it using env variables, even though that…
I'd like to pass the result of bash-command (or cmd) or OS variable as an env to docker-compose.yml, is it possible or not? For example: hostname gives me the current machine name: ubuntu-machine-01 and I'd like to pass it as…
I'm trying to access an env variable from my index.html file. The code below seems to work in CRA but doesnt work with my vite, react project setup const APP_ID = '%REACT_APP_ID%' <script> //Set your APP_ID const APP_ID = '%REACT_APP_ID%'…
I just installed browserify on my system and am able to bundle my scripts but when I call my env variables I am getting undefined. My file structure: MyProject dist node_modules src index.html index.js bundle.js .env package-lock.json package.json yarn.lock index.html…
I wrote in python a config module for getting values from the env. The env is set by the docker-compose file. I want to test the config module, so i want to unset the variables in the test before importing…
I am using lambda layers to share code between my lambda functions. Within the lambda layers code I would like to use ENV variables. Is there a way to do this?