I have several react apps and corresponding dotnet webapps. They are setup in the same way. I'm passing environment variable NX_PUBLIC_BUILD_NUMBER into every app in the Azure pipeline build like this (excerpt from yaml file):
Every react app project has file .env.local on root that contains:
NX_PUBLIC_BUILD_NUMBER=local-debug
When running the applications locally every app get the value "local-debug" from the following execution:
process.env["NX_PUBLIC_BUILD_NUMBER"]
When running the applications on the their servers, every app gets the actual build number as the value (instead of "local-debug"). However, one application still has the value "local-debug" when running on it' server. When I search for "NX_PUBLIC_BUILD_NUMBER" in the generated js-file I find "local-debug".
How can this happen? Anyone experienced this? I have compared project.json and tsconfig.json and other files between the apps working as expected and the one that doesn't, without finding any differences (other than that they reside in different paths - as expected). Hoping for some guidance on what could be causing it. Thanks!
Expected Behavior
That nx passes given environment variable to every affected react app equally.
Current Behavior
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I have several react apps and corresponding dotnet webapps. They are setup in the same way. I'm passing environment variable NX_PUBLIC_BUILD_NUMBER into every app in the Azure pipeline build like this (excerpt from yaml file):
Every react app project has file .env.local on root that contains:
When running the applications locally every app get the value "local-debug" from the following execution:
When running the applications on the their servers, every app gets the actual build number as the value (instead of "local-debug"). However, one application still has the value "local-debug" when running on it' server. When I search for "NX_PUBLIC_BUILD_NUMBER" in the generated js-file I find "local-debug".
How can this happen? Anyone experienced this? I have compared project.json and tsconfig.json and other files between the apps working as expected and the one that doesn't, without finding any differences (other than that they reside in different paths - as expected). Hoping for some guidance on what could be causing it. Thanks!
Expected Behavior
That nx passes given environment variable to every affected react app equally.
GitHub Repo
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Steps to Reproduce
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Nx Report
Node : 18.20.2 OS : darwin-arm64 Native Target : aarch64-macos yarn : 1.22.19
nx (global) : 19.8.6 nx : 19.8.6 @nx/js : 19.8.6 @nx/jest : 19.8.6 @nx/linter : 19.8.6 @nx/eslint : 19.8.6 @nx/workspace : 19.8.6 @nx/cypress : 19.8.6 @nx/devkit : 19.8.6 @nx/eslint-plugin : 19.8.6 @nx/plugin : 19.8.6 @nx/react : 19.8.6 @nx/storybook : 19.8.6 @nrwl/tao : 19.8.6 @nx/vite : 19.8.6 @nx/web : 19.8.6 @nx/webpack : 19.8.6 typescript : 5.5.4
Registered Plugins: @nx/webpack/plugin @nx/eslint/plugin @nx/cypress/plugin @nx/jest/plugin @nx-dotnet/core @nx/storybook/plugin
Community plugins: @nx-dotnet/core : 2.4.5
Local workspace plugins: @airmont/nx-plugins
Failure Logs
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Package Manager Version
yarn 1.22.19
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Additional Information
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