hey friends. basically the title, i got tickets for saturday foundation and going it alone. id love to have someones to dance n vibewith :) 30m big on facilitating comfortable space for all <3
just learned about seedboxes and im keen to get into it. after a bit of research, i landed on ultracc lancer as my top choice. however, when i go to try and purchase, the button is greyed out and says "coming soon!".
it seems super popular in this community and comes highly recommended. is this a new development? are there any other providers that offer a comparable plan + price on a month by month basis?
Ordered some stuff that tested as 4CMC (not what i ordered). Never really been interested but now i have a shit ton of 4CMC.
I’ve read about it being neurotoxic but is it more so than mdma? Like will i feel worse the next day compared to molly? I only take caths orally, so thatd be my only roa.
If yall tell me the fallouts worse than molly, ill flush it tbh.
Context: After two years of building test automation framework at my company, my tests have been integrated to CI via makeFiles and containerization (docker compose). This was all handled by our infrastructure engineer in a branch.
Up till now I've handled environment configuration via a .env file loaded by `process.LoadEnvFile()`. I just merged to main after working out the kinks and realized `process.Load...` lines had been deleted in favour of pulling environment variables from the compose file which in turn pulls from the .env file if present or coerce.
The problem now is when i'm developing the automation locally, via command line or the vscode extension, this executes the playwright commands directly with no interaction with docker or the compose file. I'm running into "<environment_variable> is undefined" errors. But if I put the process.LoadEnv.. lines back, that will break the test process for CI.
How can I go about configuring this cleanly so when not executed in CI or via `make, my environment variables are pulled from the .env in file system?