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Rename existing arbitrary environment variables to semantic strings that are self-explanatory. There are some strings that are expected to be exactly the same when passed as ENVVARS. We can leave them be, for all other env variables that we chose during the course of development, there can be improvements made.
OLD ENV KEY
NEW ENV KEY
Description
EMAIL_HOST
SMTP_HOST
SMTP Host
EMAIL_HOST_USER
SMTP_USER
SMTP Username
EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD
SMTP_PASSWORD
SMTP Password
REPLY_TO_EMAIL
SMTP_REPLY_TO_ADDRESS
Reply-to address
OSM_API_KEY
OSM_OAUTH1_APP_CONSUMER_KEY
OAuth1 API Key
OSM_API_SECRET
OSM_OAUTH1_APP_CONSUMER_SECRET
OAuth1 API Secret
EXPORT_DOWNLOAD_ROOT
EXPORTS_DATA_DIR
Directory on disk where exports data is stored
EXPORT_STAGING_ROOT
EXPORTS_DATA_STAGING_TEMP_DIR
Temporary directory where exports data is staged before being copied elsewhere
This is my suggestion.
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Rename existing arbitrary environment variables to semantic strings that are self-explanatory. There are some strings that are expected to be exactly the same when passed as ENVVARS. We can leave them be, for all other env variables that we chose during the course of development, there can be improvements made.
This is my suggestion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: