Just like many other dotenv libraries, I don't think it's ideal if the build fails if no .env file is found.
For instance, we mainly use .env files for different environment config when working locally, so that it does not get pushed to repository, while leveraging defaults for non-set .env variables.
Just like many other dotenv libraries, I don't think it's ideal if the build fails if no .env file is found.
For instance, we mainly use .env files for different environment config when working locally, so that it does not get pushed to repository, while leveraging defaults for non-set .env variables.
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