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This is not an issue but more of a feature request.
I love this tool. I am wondering if it's possible to look into the environment variables when connecting via ssh.
Say you have a .env or a .env.local with DB_URL as a set environment variable that you can ssh into.
.env
.env.local
DB_URL
I am happy to contribute if possible but would like some feedback on your thoughts. Thanks in advance.
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@shivan-s Certainly, feel free to contribute! I believe adding python-dotenv to the requirements and calling load_dotenv would do it.
python-dotenv
load_dotenv
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Great thank you!
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This is not an issue but more of a feature request.
I love this tool. I am wondering if it's possible to look into the environment variables when connecting via ssh.
Say you have a
.env
or a.env.local
withDB_URL
as a set environment variable that you can ssh into.I am happy to contribute if possible but would like some feedback on your thoughts. Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: