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You will need to fix the Typescript code to pull from the environment variables defined in your local docker-compose.override.yml. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE |
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is this still an active pull request, or is it depricated? |
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This works currently so long as the code base can pull environment variables from Linux envvars rather than a file. I can make it compatible by having it dump the variables into an internal file instead if we must but that seems hacky. |
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I've updated some of the workflow for Docker-compose and the Dockerfile. You'll be able to run
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