I don't remember exactly what I was trying to achieve, but an example I can think of is hitting endpoints in different dev environments. For example: GET => dev.mydomain.com/myendpoint GET => qa.mydomain.com/myendpoint GET => mydomain.com/myendpoint
I would want to consume the same environment variables that my Microservices use, instead of creating a hardcoded copy in my JS code.
Hope it makes sense.
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I don't remember exactly what I was trying to achieve, but an example I can think of is hitting endpoints in different dev environments. For example:
GET => dev.mydomain.com/myendpoint
GET => qa.mydomain.com/myendpoint
GET => mydomain.com/myendpoint
I would want to consume the same environment variables that my Microservices use, instead of creating a hardcoded copy in my JS code.
Hope it makes sense.