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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I had accidentally created a .env file in the dashboard directory, and upon trying to run the dashboard app I was encountering issues related to missing UNKEY_WEBHOOK_API_KEYS and ENCRYPTION_KEYS. Turns out that this information is logged in the terminal if the file already exists, but I oversaw it mostly because I was using an integrated VSCode terminal which was smaller in dimensions and I had to scroll up in order to see the information that I was not aware of.
Describe the solution
It would be nice if the user had the option to override the existing .env file instead of manually copying it over.
It could be possible that the user has other variables defined in the file for which they can always opt out of overriding the file and instead manually add the values.
Describe alternatives you have considered (if any)
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[X] I have reviewed https://unkey.com/docs for existing features that would solve my problem
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[X] This issue is not a question, general help request, or anything other than a feature request directly related to Unkey. Please ask questions in our Discord community: https://unkey.com/discord.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I had accidentally created a
.envfile in thedashboarddirectory, and upon trying to run the dashboard app I was encountering issues related to missingUNKEY_WEBHOOK_API_KEYSandENCRYPTION_KEYS. Turns out that this information is logged in the terminal if the file already exists, but I oversaw it mostly because I was using an integrated VSCode terminal which was smaller in dimensions and I had to scroll up in order to see the information that I was not aware of.Describe the solution
It would be nice if the user had the option to override the existing
.envfile instead of manually copying it over. It could be possible that the user has other variables defined in the file for which they can always opt out of overriding the file and instead manually add the values.Describe alternatives you have considered (if any)
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