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dotenv file arg should take precedence over default dotenv files #5628

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davidism opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #5630
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dotenv file arg should take precedence over default dotenv files #5628

davidism opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #5630
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davidism commented Nov 6, 2024

As pointed out in #5532, -e file is loaded after the default .env and .flaskenv files, which means it won't override env vars that are set by the defaults. It will be a little tricky to track during CLI startup, but I think it should be possible to fix this so that precedence is: os.environ > -e path > .env > .flaskenv.

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In the previous commit, pallets#5628 was fixed by creating the context
before loading the default environment variables. However, as
pointed out by @davidism, this can cause issues with the load
pipeline. Thus, this commit reverses that approach and uses the
`override` argument provided by `python-dotenv` to give priority
to custom file over default file.

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