Override project configuration with environment variables #43
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A configuration with name "helloAIRDev" will be read from env["HELLO_AIR_DEV"]. For example, `apm` can be called this way when generating a production build: ``` $ APS_ENVIRONMENT=production apm generate app-descriptor ``` The project configuration doesn't have to be edited.
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Not sure this is required now that we have build types? I'm always cautious about using environment variables too heavily, especially where it changes a specified configuration like this. It can inadvertently break builds across projects. |
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A configuration with name "helloAIRDev" will be read from env["HELLO_AIR_DEV"].
For example,
apmcan be called this way when generating a production build:The project configuration doesn't have to be edited.