ASP NET Core environment variables

Any chance that you will be updating this playlist to accommodate .NET 6 and above, or at all else make a playlist of simply new changes between the 2 frameworks

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Great explanation!

Dude env variables are diffenet things altogether. It has no connection with any application like .NET core. You need to first set the context as to what are env variables.

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Thank you for this very helpful video. I know I am late and few things may have changed. But I found about using EnvironmentName tag in the Publish file (*.pubxml). In it we can use the <EnvironmentName> tag with the target Environment name we are publishing to (Production, Staging, or our own server). This technique alongside with the appsettings.<EnvoronmentName>.json file will ensure that we are using only those settings that are meant for that environment. Honestly, I find this solution very intuitive and it aligns my publish and runtime environment objectives.

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25 April 2021

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Thanks buddy, you saved my day, I was struggling from last 3 hours and just came to know that I had to restart my editor to get this reflected, thanks a lot again

I want to write a code to check which environment is application currently running on, inside any class file not just Startup.cs. How can I do that ?