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Added a new executor which proxies the @nrwl/web:dev-server. Now when we run the serve, we can pass in a custom env, which will make the executor load the relevant .env.{name} from the project root.
e.g.
yarn nx run token:serve --env=stagnet1
This will now pick up the env variables put in the .env.stagnet1 file and applies it to the app.
There's an open issue related to this here: nrwl/nx#7729
Technical
The current solution works only for apps using the @nrwl/web:dev-server. This excludes the trading app, as that one uses a nextjs executor.
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Related issues 🔗
Closes #427
Description ℹ️
Added a new executor which proxies the
@nrwl/web:dev-server
. Now when we run the serve, we can pass in a custom env, which will make the executor load the relevant.env.{name}
from the project root.e.g.
This will now pick up the env variables put in the
.env.stagnet1
file and applies it to the app.There's an open issue related to this here: nrwl/nx#7729
Technical
The current solution works only for apps using the
@nrwl/web:dev-server
. This excludes the trading app, as that one uses a nextjs executor.