Make possible to initialize SC_ATTR via REACT_APP_SC_ATTR env variable #2501
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Can you add this for the other env variable too? |
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Sure! PR is updated. |
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@oliverlaz can you look into the CI failure? |
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Hey @probablyup, Somehow this DISABLE_SPEEDY flag messes up the integration test. |
this increases the compatibility with CRA as it filters out any env variables which don't follow the REACT_APP_* pattern
…Y env variable this increases the compatibility with CRA as it filters out any env variables which don't follow the REACT_APP_* pattern
…LE_SPEEDY env variable" This reverts commit 861054e
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When working with two or more different styled-components instances on a single page (or application),
SC_ATTRenvironment variable could be used for distinguishing between those instances.However, in create-react-app based applications, environment variables are filtered out by matching them with a well-known pattern (
REACT_APP_) -> see here.This PR enables usage of
REACT_APP_SC_ATTRenvironment variable as a fallback and its easier configuration via a.envfile.