Mario Paglia
Is there anything similar to AWS Secrets Manager here?
There is nothing wrong, but my issue here is precisely when I have several projects and several services, and I want to get some type of variable through my code, as I would normally do for example through an AWS Secrets Manager SDK, I wanted find out if it is possible to do something similar here at Railway
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config file railway.json does not exist in the new created environment
Exactly, but as there are different back-end and front-end projects within my repository, I left the railway.json file directly within the /backend folder, I didn't know that I had to specify the path again since I was already in the field above saying it was in the /backend folder
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config file railway.json does not exist in the new created environment
I solved the problem, I simply had to specify the path /backend/railway.json, I didn't know I had to do this because I thought it would get everything I specified in the field above as "/backend"
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config file railway.json does not exist in the new created environment
With my main environment already created and the services working, I created a new environment, where he duplicated the github project and created a new database, but this github project cannot find the railway.json file and the two environments this project is configured equally.
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config file railway.json does not exist in the new created environment
Project in github: https://github.com/mariopaglia/nextjs-structure
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config file railway.json does not exist in the new created environment
@Brody The project is configured exactly the same as the production environment, but in the development environment that I created it does not work, as it is the same project, the same path but with a new database
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