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Why 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 the
by throw-the-towel 3mo ago
Why 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 3mo agoIt's not the app, it's the environment variables that have many ways to be configured.
- jt2190 3mo 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.