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Fix environment variable handling by preserving placeholders for missing values #34

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of environment variables in configuration, ensuring that empty variables are converted to strings and utilized correctly.
  • Refactor

    • Enhanced the logic for interpolating environment variables while maintaining existing functionality and error handling.

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The changes in this pull request modify the IbcProcessor function in the src/utils/ibc-processor.ts file. The update specifically enhances how environment variables are handled during configuration file interpolation. The new implementation ensures that if an environment variable is defined but empty, it is converted to a string and used, rather than being ignored. The overall logic and flow for configuration parsing and error handling remain unchanged.

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src/utils/ibc-processor.ts Modified the environment variable handling in IbcProcessor to convert empty variables to strings instead of ignoring them.

Possibly related PRs

  • Simplifying chain expansion #32: The changes in this PR involve modifications to how environment variables are handled and configured, which directly relates to the updates made in the IbcProcessor function regarding environment variable management.

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  • mvpoyatt
  • dshiell

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
src/utils/ibc-processor.ts (2)

45-45: Consider additional type safety improvements.

While the current fix works correctly, we could further improve type safety and error handling.

Consider this enhanced version:

-      return process.env[p1] !== undefined ? String(process.env[p1]) : match; // Replace with env var value (even if empty), or keep the placeholder if not found
+      const envValue = process.env[p1];
+      return envValue !== undefined && envValue !== null
+        ? String(envValue)
+        : match; // Replace with env var value (even if empty), or keep the placeholder if not found

This version:

  1. Adds null check for complete type safety
  2. Improves readability by splitting the logic
  3. Maintains the same functionality

42-48: Document the environment variable interpolation behavior.

The changes in environment variable handling should be documented to make the behavior clear to users.

Add a comment block explaining the interpolation behavior:

    const fileContents = fs.readFileSync(configPath, 'utf8')
+   // Environment variable interpolation:
+   // - ${VAR} is replaced with the value of VAR if defined (including empty string)
+   // - ${VAR} is preserved as-is if VAR is undefined
+   // This allows for optional configuration through environment variables
    const interpolatedFileContents = fileContents.replace(/\$\{([A-Z0-9_]+)}/g, (match, p1) => {
      return process.env[p1] !== undefined ? String(process.env[p1]) : match;
    });
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src/utils/ibc-processor.ts (2)

45-45: LGTM! Correct fix for environment variable handling.

The change properly distinguishes between undefined and empty environment variables, ensuring that empty strings are preserved rather than falling back to the placeholder. This fixes the original issue while maintaining backward compatibility for undefined variables.


42-48: Verify YAML parsing after environment variable interpolation.

The current implementation might not catch all edge cases where environment variable interpolation could lead to invalid YAML.

Let's verify the error handling:

@Inkvi Inkvi merged commit 23e4d60 into main Nov 5, 2024
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