How to specify the enviromental variables in production except passing them via command line?

• direnv

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I've used Direnv before for this kind of thing and it works really well. You have a .envrc file in each directory, and Direnv loads any environment variables from that file when you cd into that directory, and unloads them when you cd out. So you don't need to worry about name collisions between apps.

• just

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I'm coming from a Python background so a bit hesitant to give advice about Phoenix deployments but I was thinking Docker sounds like an important game-changer for this. But also there are lots of ways to propagate env variables in unix. just will read them and pass them in, so OP could install that on the dev machines, add a Justfile to each project containing:

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