Add support for using shell env variables in config.json #59
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During startup, envsubst(1) is used to replace env vars in config.json and it is copied to /etc.
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Nov 22, 2023
Add more logging in bootstrap to catch errors like this.
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Enable use of shell environmental variables in config.json.
This can allow a single built container to be used with multiple configs
During startup, envsubst(1) is used to replace env vars in config.json and it is copied to /etc.