In Windows 10, when I install versions above 1.2.2 of this plugin, my user account username is used instead of the .env file USERNAME or username value.
I updated dotenv after realizing I was using a version that was considered incompatible and still saw the issue. This probably means the user executing the npm run command in Powershell, os.userInfo().username, is being used instead of the .env file username|USERNAME.
Edition: Windows 10 Pro
Version: 20H2
Installed on: 1/18/2021
OS build: 19042.1288
Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.3920.0
.env file variables that caused issues and how they appear in Cypress configuration.
In Windows 10, when I install versions above 1.2.2 of this plugin, my user account username is used instead of the .env file USERNAME or username value.
I updated dotenv after realizing I was using a version that was considered incompatible and still saw the issue. This probably means the user executing the npm run command in Powershell, os.userInfo().username, is being used instead of the .env file username|USERNAME.
.env file variables that caused issues and how they appear in Cypress configuration.