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NODE_ENV and PORT not set
See original GitHub issuelogger.debug('Node env: ', process.env.NODE_ENV)
output is blank.
Why is that?
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- Created 6 years ago
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This is not related to
create-react-app; if you’d like to useNODE_ENVin your server code you must explicitly define it:It is, but you are not using CRA. You’ve built your own server.