Allow dotenv files from different environments for SSR and SSG in Next.js #7323
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…the build process
jamesdaniels
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Jul 8, 2024
…osalvador/dotenv-files
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| const projectEnvVars = parseStrict((await readFile(projectEnvPath)).toString()); | ||
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| // Merge the parsed variables with the existing environment variables | ||
| Object.assign(env, projectEnvVars); |
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dotenv does not override environment variables by default if i recall, so this logic will likely need inverting { ...projectEnvVars, ...process.env }
jamesdaniels
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Jul 10, 2024
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Description
This PR is intended to fix the issue #7207 by checking if the .env. file exists and make it available for the build process.
Scenarios Tested
.env.<PROJECT-ID>file in the root of the Next.js project.env.<PROJECT-ID>.env.<PROJECT-ID>.env.<PROJECT-ID>is available in a server side rendered page..env.<PROJECT-ID>is available in a static generated page.Sample Commands