In bash (and probably other shells as well), dots are not allowed to be part of environment variable name. This means that if the app lives in a submodule, we should replace dots with underscores. E.g. if app is called foo.bar, it should read settings from FOO_BAR_* env variables.
mbr
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8 years ago
In bash (and probably other shells as well), dots are not allowed to be part of environment variable name. This means that if the app lives in a submodule, we should replace dots with underscores. E.g. if app is called
foo.bar, it should read settings fromFOO_BAR_*env variables.