Making PASSKIT_... variables mandatory makes Docker flow very strange:
RUN RAILS_ENV=production \
NODE_ENV=production \
PASSKIT_WEB_SERVICE_HOST=https://example.com \
PASSKIT_CERTIFICATE_KEY=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \
PASSKIT_PRIVATE_P12_CERTIFICATE=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \
PASSKIT_APPLE_INTERMEDIATE_CERTIFICATE=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \
PASSKIT_APPLE_TEAM_IDENTIFIER=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \
PASSKIT_PASS_TYPE_IDENTIFIER=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \
bundle exec rails assets:precompileBecause those variables should not exists and/or be injected into Dockerfile. But, just because they are mandatory, assets:precompile crashes with error. However, on practice, they are not used at all by assets compilation.
As well a bit similar situation is with say db:migrate, which may crash in envs w/o such vars (again some simple one-off containers w/o full env).
I guess any other type of solution may be ok (later "normal" run errors, log warnigns, etc), but not the crash of the rails app if env is missing. I mean no any other gem in my memory seems to have such behaviour.
Thanks.
Making
PASSKIT_...variables mandatory makes Docker flow very strange:RUN RAILS_ENV=production \ NODE_ENV=production \ PASSKIT_WEB_SERVICE_HOST=https://example.com \ PASSKIT_CERTIFICATE_KEY=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \ PASSKIT_PRIVATE_P12_CERTIFICATE=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \ PASSKIT_APPLE_INTERMEDIATE_CERTIFICATE=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \ PASSKIT_APPLE_TEAM_IDENTIFIER=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \ PASSKIT_PASS_TYPE_IDENTIFIER=NOT_USED_NON_BLANK \ bundle exec rails assets:precompileBecause those variables should not exists and/or be injected into Dockerfile. But, just because they are mandatory,
assets:precompilecrashes with error. However, on practice, they are not used at all by assets compilation.As well a bit similar situation is with say
db:migrate, which may crash in envs w/o such vars (again some simple one-off containers w/o full env).I guess any other type of solution may be ok (later "normal" run errors, log warnigns, etc), but not the crash of the rails app if env is missing. I mean no any other gem in my memory seems to have such behaviour.
Thanks.