Wednesday, November 18, 2015
On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 4:29:39 PM UTC+1, matt wrote:
Why not just use an environment variable. For example, <%= ENV['MY_DB_PASSWORD'] %>. Then you can export that from your specific environment or fire up your task with the environment var set, ex: `MY_DB_PASSWORD=letsparty rails s`
Hi Matt,
thanks for your advice. Maybe this is an alternative in this case, but I would like to know how to tackle this for custom functions in general.
I found out that if I copy the function to config/application, rake finds it. If it is the proper solution for yml-helper functions I don't know. Maybe someone has advice on this.
Ruud
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