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I have a use case where I would like environment variable definitions to override properties to envify, the default values of which would be contained in the package.json file. Something like this:
Unfortunately, the re-definition derived from the script "build-yes" does not take place. Removing the definition of "MY_VAR":"NO" in the package is the only way for "MY_VAR=YES" to reach the transform. Is this the desired behaviour? Could these priorities be reconsidered?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a use case where I would like environment variable definitions to override properties to envify, the default values of which would be contained in the package.json file. Something like this:
Unfortunately, the re-definition derived from the script "build-yes" does not take place. Removing the definition of
"MY_VAR":"NO"
in the package is the only way for"MY_VAR=YES"
to reach the transform. Is this the desired behaviour? Could these priorities be reconsidered?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: