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Environment variables are not working
See original GitHub issueprocess.env.<VAR> type statements are not working in both the storybook static version and the dev server. Storybook version is 2.19.0.
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There’s also an
EnvironmentPluginwhich comes bundled with webpack https://github.com/webpack/docs/wiki/list-of-plugins#environmentplugin@mnmtanish worked for me. thanks!