Fix not detecting custom envfile in /tmp/envfile #595
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Fixes issue where if an envfile was available in /tmp/envfile it was incorrectly being File.read'd causing the begin block to throw and thus return an empty object to ReadDotEnv.rb
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Can this fix be merged? I keep having this file blocked during the build |
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Fixes issue where if an envfile was available in /tmp/envfile it was incorrectly being File.read'd causing the begin block to throw and thus return an empty object to ReadDotEnv.rb
I gather this fixes a decent number of issues for instance #511 #594 and no doubt a few others assuming those people have a pre-build step that writes their env file of choice to /tmp/envfile.
Note: I'm not a ruby coder!