bars0um

For me I had to use the second certificate rather than the first, I'm not clear on why there are two certificates being returned by the google link ``` public_key...

Ok I think I have a solution. I modified my gradle.build file to force-feed the bundler my environment variable as set by react-native-config. So here's what I did: Inside my...

Additional note about the limitation for env files. I would like to suggest the following change to make it possible for someone to pass ENVFILE to the plugin rather than...

And here's the suggested patch... a77576b1d29ab015ccd4cfbcc2ea0b3a6a6be756

For iOS, I'm seeing that at present the easiest way to specify ENVFILE is in Build Phases -> Bundle React Native code and images -> Shell dialog ``` export ENVFILE=.env.staging...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18776626/get-current-scheme-name-from-run-script-phase describes a better approach to use Xcode schemes to manage build environment * in Production/Test/Stage schemes add the following as Build pre-actions: ``` echo ".env.production" > /tmp/envfile # for...

@gianpaj I normally cd into the android folder first and then run. In your case the ENVFILE is being set for the first process (the cd) and not making it...

> @bars0um Hey! May I know how to use your patch? I mainly added my fork to my dependencies as follows: ``` npm install bars0um/react-native-dotenv --save ```

So far this is proving harder than I thought. I've removed a lot of technology specific wordage but some models swerve into a totally unexpected set of technologies after getting...

Have the same issue...in developer tools console I see attempts to load theme.css from localhost instead of localhost:8181 which is where the app is serving from