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Maybe. How does the application unify different environment variables? Those inherited by the shell, those read from .profile, those set in the process that sta
by e12e 2mo ago
Maybe. How does the application unify different environment variables? Those inherited by the shell, those read from .profile, those set in the process that start the application (be that ./run.sh, a nodejs script, systemd etc...).
- throw-the-towel 2mo agoWhy would it want to? I'd say what you're asking for is actually a code smell. An app should not have a bazillion interlocking ways to be configured, unless there's a strong reason for this!
- sejje 2mo agoIt's not the app, it's the environment variables that have many ways to be configured.
- jt2190 2mo ago> Why would it want to? Because well behaved applications play nice with their host system. I have a strong suspicion that you’re thinking about application configuration, not environment configuration.