My problem is that always the .env file at the project root is loaded although I hand over a valid path. Here the code I call the config function.
import { config } from 'dotenv';
import path from 'path';
config({ path: path.resolve("E:/........./ENV-STORE/010.env") });
console.log(process.env);
I made a dummy .env on the top level of the project which is simple a=b. The right 010.env file has a completely key and value pairs. However in the env vars are loaded a: "b", . I dont think that there is a mistake with the dashes. I tried multiple ways with single / and \ and multiple \
I use WSL2 and bun as runtime in my typescript code. Thank you
My problem is that always the
.env
file at the project root is loaded although I hand over a valid path. Here the code I call the config function.I made a dummy
.env
on the top level of the project which is simplea=b
. The right010.env
file has a completely key and value pairs. However in the env vars are loadeda: "b",
. I dont think that there is a mistake with the dashes. I tried multiple ways with single/
and\
and multiple\
I use WSL2 and bun as runtime in my typescript code. Thank you