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Deprecate config file in favour of env variables#205

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@ryanslade ryanslade commented May 26, 2020

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We still read from the config file but it has been undocumented so
that we can remove it at a later point.

Users should instead use the SRC_ACCESS_TOKEN and
SRC_ENDPOINT environment variables.

Part of: #156

We'll still read from the config file but it has been undocumented so
that we can remove it at a later point.
@ryanslade ryanslade requested review from emidoots and mrnugget and removed request for mrnugget May 26, 2020 13:14
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I removed the docs, would it have been better to add a DEPRECATED warning instead?

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I think it's fine to deprecate it, as long as the PR description/title here contains enough information, since that will show up in the changelog.

@ryanslade ryanslade changed the title Deprecate config file Deprecate config file in favour of env variables May 27, 2020
@ryanslade ryanslade merged commit 361a8de into master May 27, 2020
scjohns pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 24, 2023
We still read from the config file but it has been undocumented so
that we can remove it at a later point.

Users should instead use the SRC_ACCESS_TOKEN and
SRC_ENDPOINT environment variables.
@keegancsmith keegancsmith deleted the deprecate-config-file branch November 11, 2025 20:52
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