https://starter.obytes.com/getting-started/environment-vars-config/

[giscus[bot]]

https://starter.obytes.com/getting-started/environment-vars-config/

Environment variables and configuration with validation and type-checking.

https://starter.obytes.com/getting-started/environment-vars-config/

[chanphiromsok]

Env.NAME is undefined when use to build android

[yjose]

Yeah correct

[chanphiromsok]

now I write bashscript instead

[yjose]

I'm a bit curious about why you need to write a bash script instead of running pnpm run android🧐

[chanphiromsok]

I used to get error in android when running yarn android --variant=release in expo sdk49 that why I write bashscript

[r1shi-git]

While not the primary cause, it's worth checking if your .gitignore file unintentionally excludes the environment configuration files containing "Env.NAME". This can happen if you accidentally add patterns like .env or specific directory paths containing your environment files.

If this is the case, remove the relevant patterns from your .gitignore file to allow these files to be included during the build process. However, exercise caution and avoid committing sensitive information like API keys or passwords to your version control system.

[farrukhabbas]

I defined a number based env variable in the env.js, and assigned house: process.env.HOURS to the clientEnv object, then the pnpm ios fails with type error - cannot assign string to number, then when i convert the number like Number(process.env.HOURS) then the pre-commit fails with error cannot assign number to string, what can i do here? how to define a number variable ?

[yjose]

dotenv always reads env vars as strings, which is the normal behavior. the solution is exactly what you did but you need to some fixes on typing, check #296