I have been trying to get the response from the server but it shows error. I'm using vs code for this program. When I check the "process.env.MONGO_URL" using console.log() ,it says undefined. (It worked untill yesterday) and when check the…
I am using Expo (version: ~47.0.12) with React Native (version: 0.70.5), and I am unable to use the react-native-dotenv npm package. I have followed many tutorials, and they all result in this same error message: ./node_modules/expo/AppEntry.js TypeError: [BABEL] /Users/jessicagallagher/projects/sfl/sfl-mobile/node_modules/expo/AppEntry.js: api.addExternalDependency…
I'm coding a web application with Vue, Vue router, Vite and Firebase to handle the auth. To intialize my Firebase application I use the .env and to get the firebase variables (like VUE_APP_API_KEY, VUE_APP_AUTH_DOMAIN, etc...) in my firebase.js file I…
I've seen other posts about this such as here but I still can't figure out my issue. File structure of relevant files: ba_django_project | docker-compose.prod.yml | |__app | Dockerfile.prod | manage.py | .env.prod | |__ba_django_project | __init__.py | settings.py |…
My app is running on a VPS, with Docker Compose. I have a .env file in the file's directory, at the same level as the docker-compose.yml. In my docker-compose, I set the environment variables like this: Everything is working fine…
I have ASP.Net web form application created using Visual Studio IDE. The app has code that uses environment variable like this: Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("key") The reason to use environment variable is for deploying in staging and production environment as a containerised app.…
I am supplying environment variables in docker run as docker run --env-file <env_file_path>..... The Dockerfile executes a ruby script which reads the env variables. # environment variable file TEST_1=NULL TEST_2= TEST_3="" # ruby script print ENV['TEST_1'] # "NULL" print ENV['TEST_2']…
I am trying to use Firebase Parameterized configuration with Typescript for Cloud Functions. Specifically, I am trying to use them at deploy time to specify a service account to use because I have three environments (dev, staging, prod) in separate…
I have a Flask web application running as a Docker image that is deployed to a Kubernetes pod running on GKE. There are a few environment variables necessary for the application which are included in the docker-compose.yaml like so: ...…
I have a simple python app with this file directory: C:. ├───Sample Project │ ├───project │ │ ├───.vscode │ │ ├───bin │ │ ├───models │ │ ├───projects │ │ │ └───test │ │ └───utils │ └───venv Inside C:UsersusrDesktopraicomSample Projectproject is…