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When Harbor processes .env.example, it’s uncommenting lines like:
# DB_HOST=mariadb_1 # if you're using Sail
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
We expect Harbor not to touch any commented-out env keys (the # DB_HOST line above).
Steps to Reproduce
1. Create or open a .env.example file with a commented-out variable (e.g., # DB_HOST=mariadb_1).
2. Run Harbor provisioning.
3. Notice that the previously commented line is now uncommented.
Expected Behavior
• Harbor should leave all commented lines as they are and only modify actual (uncommented) env keys.
Additional Context
• Any mention of # DB_HOST in .env.example (or similar) should remain commented after Harbor runs.
• This issue could affect any commented variables that the user wants to keep for reference but doesn’t currently need in their active configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When Harbor processes
.env.example
, it’s uncommenting lines like:# DB_HOST=mariadb_1 # if you're using Sail DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
We expect Harbor not to touch any commented-out env keys (the # DB_HOST line above).
Steps to Reproduce
1. Create or open a .env.example file with a commented-out variable (e.g., # DB_HOST=mariadb_1).
2. Run Harbor provisioning.
3. Notice that the previously commented line is now uncommented.
Expected Behavior
• Harbor should leave all commented lines as they are and only modify actual (uncommented) env keys.
Additional Context
• Any mention of # DB_HOST in .env.example (or similar) should remain commented after Harbor runs.
• This issue could affect any commented variables that the user wants to keep for reference but doesn’t currently need in their active configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: