Remove `now.json` in favor of built-in env vars support
See original GitHub issueHey 😄 You might already know this, but I figured I’d mention it. You can remove now.json
entirely with environment variables support first-class through dotenv in Next.js. You can also remove env
from next.config.js
!
Also - Inside Vercel, you can now more easily choose if your env var is a secret or plaintext.
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👋 I would suggest running Cypress again the preview deployment URL. That’s what we do at Vercel 😄
Oh wow, that’s quite smart actually – any chance you are able to share or publish some of those action workflow files? Otherwise I can probably figure out how to string that together so things run in the correct order.