Use environment.plist instead of process env.#2
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Variables defined in the Scheme’s “Run” section are only available when running a build attached to Xcode. Instead, this revision reads from an environment.plist file that is available at all times.
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Use environment.plist instead of process env.
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"Archive" builds for distribution will never pick-up the Environment Variable values. Those definitions in the Scheme’s "Run" section are only available when running a build attached to Xcode.
Instead, this revision makes react-native-env read from an
environment.plistfile that is available at all times.Updated the README as well to reflect this different usage.