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* Added imagick 8.2 into php 8.2 Added php8.2-imagick into the docker file as this is a very common package used by multiple services * added php8.1-imagick * added php8.0-imagick * php7.4-imagick
For PHP 8.1 and 8.2 versions
…yml (#576) Enables Ignition to open files where an error occurred.
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Hello,
I had an issue when working with a container through Sail, where the variables from .env.local were not being passed, even though the variable "APP_ENV=local" was set.
I received the following warning message: "WARN[0000] The "VAR_NAME" variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string."
I may have been using "./vendor/bin/sail" incorrectly. Here's my "sail" file located in the root directory of my project:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
export APP_ENV=local
./vendor/bin/sail "$@"
This fix resolves the issue.
Perhaps there is another solution that doesn't involve modifying the library. I would appreciate it if you could share any alternative solutions.