Use environment variables in CLI configuration json file#1955
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Any thoughts on this? Any chance it will get merged at some point? |
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It's in the queue. I'm behind. |
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Cool, no problem. Thanks for the update! |
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When using cloud environments like Heroku, it is often convenient to specify configuration options via environment variables. This change causes the command line to replace all string values starting with
'$env.'in the manifest document with the corresponding environment variable value. This makes it possible to do things like configure plugins that are loaded as part of the pack via environment variables.