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By setting up python-dotenv, the environment variables can be loaded from a .env file, which is in the root. And, I would like to work on this.
.env
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This should be achievable using dynaconf in lieu of python-dotenv, but it's possible we have a bug in the .env loader.
dynaconf
python-dotenv
Want to take a look at our logic, @roopeshsn ?
The relevant section to test is in /src/llm_vm/config.py:
/src/llm_vm/config.py
settings = Dynaconf( settings_file=config_files, load_dotenv=True, dotenv_path=".env", envvar_prefix="LLM_VM", )
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i think we have a config system already, so closing for now, please comment if i'm incorrect
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By setting up python-dotenv, the environment variables can be loaded from a
.env
file, which is in the root. And, I would like to work on this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: