environment-variables

问题 To define PATH locally in a project from property sheet, I need to add it in LocalDebuggerEnvironment . This approach works well when there is only 1 property sheet that define PATH . If I have more than one property sheet, while I want to use PATH from every property sheet, Visual Studio will consider only PATH of the last property sheet that I have included. Example If I create property sheet B1.props :- <PropertyGroup Label="UserMacros"><LocalDebuggerEnvironment> PATH=SOMEPATH1;%PATH% <

问题 To define PATH locally in a project from property sheet, I need to add it in LocalDebuggerEnvironment . This approach works well when there is only 1 property sheet that define PATH . If I have more than one property sheet, while I want to use PATH from every property sheet, Visual Studio will consider only PATH of the last property sheet that I have included. Example If I create property sheet B1.props :- <PropertyGroup Label="UserMacros"><LocalDebuggerEnvironment> PATH=SOMEPATH1;%PATH% <

问题 In my Azure Function, I have specified an Environment Variable/App Setting for a database connection string. I can use the Environment Variable when I run the Function locally on my Azure Data Science Virtual Machine using VS Code and Python. However, when I deploy the Function to Azure, I get an error: KeyValue is None, meaning that it cannot find the Environment Variable for the connection string. See error: Exception while executing function: Functions.matchmodel Result: Failure Exception:

问题 I am trying to set up a secret manager in Symfony 5. I followed this Secrets Management Setup course and How to Keep Sensitive Information Secret documentation. My app is now triggering : Fatal Error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded Environment variable not found: "DATABASE_URL". As the documentation says, I dropped DATABASE_URL from my .env and used php bin/console secrets:set DATABASE_URL which output : [OK] Sodium keys have been generated at "config/secrets/dev/dev.*.public

问题 I am trying to set up a secret manager in Symfony 5. I followed this Secrets Management Setup course and How to Keep Sensitive Information Secret documentation. My app is now triggering : Fatal Error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded Environment variable not found: "DATABASE_URL". As the documentation says, I dropped DATABASE_URL from my .env and used php bin/console secrets:set DATABASE_URL which output : [OK] Sodium keys have been generated at "config/secrets/dev/dev.*.public

问题 I am developing an API service that another site I've developed will be using. So locally when building and testing, obviously I want both local copies of the site to work. However, it seems to mix up the environment variables. For example: Site A has APP_URL=http://a.local Site B has APP_URL=http://b.local I send a GET Request (using Guzzle ) from Site A code to http://b.local/test The /test endpoing in Site B simply dumps out dump(env('APP_URL')) Result retrieved by Site A is "http://a

问题 I am developing an API service that another site I've developed will be using. So locally when building and testing, obviously I want both local copies of the site to work. However, it seems to mix up the environment variables. For example: Site A has APP_URL=http://a.local Site B has APP_URL=http://b.local I send a GET Request (using Guzzle ) from Site A code to http://b.local/test The /test endpoing in Site B simply dumps out dump(env('APP_URL')) Result retrieved by Site A is "http://a

问题 I use the R package furrr for most of my parallelization needs, and basically never have issues with exporting things from my global environment to the cluster. Today I did and I have no idea why. The package documentation seems to describe the process by which global variables are sent to the clusters as "black magic." What is the black magic? The furrr::future_options documentation says: Global variables and packages By default, the future package will perform black magic to look up the

问题 I want to run gdb with only a single variable MyVar in its environment. However, the variable's contents are rather complex, containing non-printable ASCII, and so is best set using e.g. MyVar=$(python -c 'print("\xff...")') . I'm left with two options: Set the MyVar in bash before running gdb . Then inside gdb , remove all other environment variables individually using unset environment NAME ( very tedious! ). Clear all environment variables using unset environment . Then inside gdb , set

问题 I want to run gdb with only a single variable MyVar in its environment. However, the variable's contents are rather complex, containing non-printable ASCII, and so is best set using e.g. MyVar=$(python -c 'print("\xff...")') . I'm left with two options: Set the MyVar in bash before running gdb . Then inside gdb , remove all other environment variables individually using unset environment NAME ( very tedious! ). Clear all environment variables using unset environment . Then inside gdb , set