fix: add a dashboard environment variable for gram auth to be nice#1508
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fix: add a dashboard environment variable for gram auth to be nice#1508
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| GRAM_ENVIRONMENT = "local" | ||
| GRAM_SERVER_URL = "https://localhost:8080" | ||
| GRAM_SITE_URL = "https://localhost:5173" | ||
| GRAM_DASHBOARD_URL = "{{env.GRAM_SITE_URL}}" |
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Replace usages of this environment variable from the codebase with GRAM_SITE_URL. It's not going to be different from GRAM_SITE_URL so no point having both.
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gram authtook some finagling to get working on my machine. This adds theGRAM_DASHBOARD_URLto themise envconfig so that we're able to run gram auth with fewer weird things happening