Open arnested opened 2 weeks ago
When trying to set a variable in the default environment, the shortcut . is not recognized.
.
Using main works, though. But the shortcut is nicer when scripting across projects where the default environment could vary.
main
$ platform variable:create --level=environment --environment=. --name=env:FOO --value=bar Selecting default environment (indicated by .) Selected environment: main (type: production) [InvalidValueException] . is not one of: main, plausible, pr-110, pr-122, pr-65
I'm using 5.0.14.
When trying to set a variable in the default environment, the shortcut
.
is not recognized.Using
main
works, though. But the shortcut is nicer when scripting across projects where the default environment could vary.I'm using 5.0.14.