Environment "qa" has no file at projects/demo-shop/envs/qa.yaml

Asked 12 Sept 20235,610 views2 answers

17votes

Declared it in the project file:

yaml

envs:
  default: staging
  available: [local, staging, qa]

bash

sdods run -p demo-shop -e qa -l api

text

✖ ENV_NOT_FOUND: Environment "qa" has no file at /work/shop-tests/projects/demo-shop/envs/qa.yaml
  hint: Run `sdods env add qa --project demo-shop --ui-url ... --api-url ...`.
  docs: https://docs.sdods.com/docs/guides/configuration

Does an environment have to have a file? I only wanted the name to exist so CI could pass it through.

config cli

asked by Chandra Pillai873 · 12 Sept 2023

2 answers

22votes✓
Accepted answer
Yes. The file is what an environment consists of — the UI and API base URLs are required fields, and there is nothing sensible to run against without them.
A declared name with no file is the half-finished state, and this error is the other side of the one you get when the file exists but the name is undeclared. Availability is checked first, so you only ever see one of the two.
bash
```
sdods env add qa -p demo-shop --ui-url https://qa.example.com --api-url https://api-qa.example.com
```
If CI is meant to point the same environment somewhere else per branch, create the file with sensible defaults and override at run time with SDODS_UI_BASE_URL and SDODS_API_BASE_URL.
answered by Reeta Nandalmaintainer41,280 · 12 Sept 2023
8votes
Both mismatches show up without running anything:
bash
```
sdods project list
sdods env list -p demo-shop
sdods doctor -p demo-shop
```
project list marks environments whose file is missing, and env list prints the base URLs per environment or the error that stops it resolving.
answered by Thom Vasseur5,470 · 13 Sept 2023

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