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ENV file is reset on app restart

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  • KinziK Offline
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    Kinzi
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    #1

    I'm trying to change some vars in the ENV file via the app filemanager.
    Unfortunately, when I restart the app (to see the changes) the ENV file gets reset to the default values.

    Is this a bug or am I doing anything wrong?

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      Hm so there is one env file which has Cloudron specific configs, that is put into /run/leantime/env and then the file at /app/data/env is appended to it on startup: https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/leantime-app/-/blob/main/start.sh?ref_type=heads#L38

      Does that explain the situation you are seeing or is there maybe some bug in the startup script?

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      • KinziK Offline
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        wrote on last edited by Kinzi
        #3

        Not an expert, but the way I'm reading this(https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/leantime-app/-/blob/main/start.sh) is:

        You

        • copy /app/code/config/sample.env into the app directory
        • then update the DB relevant vars and a few more to make the app work
        • do this on every startup.

        Then yes: this explains the behavior.

        However, the question remains: how would I update some of the env vars myself so that they are persisted?

        I don't think editing your start.sh would be a good idea, would it?

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          nebulon
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          wrote on last edited by nebulon
          #4

          Oh! I see now, the package copies over that sample file on every restart. This is a logic bug there, I will fixup the package to behave like the usual pattern instead.

          Thanks for pointing that out!

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            The latest app package now will retain custom env vars in /app/data/env. Note that env vars which are required by Cloudron will get overwritten during startup so those cannot be customized. Currently, those are https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/leantime-app/-/blob/main/start.sh?ref_type=heads#L46

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              Great @nebulon that should do. Will check right away!

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