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How to determine which environment asp.net core app will run in?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowSetting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET CoreThe breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document in a Silverlight applicationHow to set ASP.NET 5 environment variables on production environmentIs launchSettings.json used when running ASP.NET 5 apps from the command line on Mac?dotnet run OR dotnet watch with development environment from command line?How to determine if .NET Core is installedHosting Environment Asp.net Core on Service Fabric local clusterAsp.Net Core Hosting environment variable ignoredSwitching/Setting Environment in ASP.NET CoreDot NET Core Hosting Environment for Visual Studio for MacCreate different environments for ASP.NET Core 2.0 app
The documentation states that If ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT isn't set, it defaults to Production.
My machine doesn't seem to have ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable set at all, as evidenced by running:
c:>set ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
Environment variable ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT not defined
So theoretically, my project (brand new from Visual Studio template), should run in Production, but...
c:dotnet run
Hosting environment: Development
What am I missing?
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The documentation states that If ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT isn't set, it defaults to Production.
My machine doesn't seem to have ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable set at all, as evidenced by running:
c:>set ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
Environment variable ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT not defined
So theoretically, my project (brand new from Visual Studio template), should run in Production, but...
c:dotnet run
Hosting environment: Development
What am I missing?
c# .net asp.net-core configuration .net-core
asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
27.9k76242452
You will have alaunchSettings.jsonfile inside your project that is setting the environment variable for you.
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
2
Possible duplicate of Setting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET Core
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
@KirkLarkin I thought launchSettings.json only applied for running inside Visual Studio. I suppose that's not the case?
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 19:35
1
The answer I've suggested as a duplicate explains it and how to forcedotnet runto ignorelaunchSettings.json. The link provided by @abn also covers it.
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:48
1
@KirkLarkin Yep, that solved my issue. Thank you.
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 20:03
|
show 1 more comment
The documentation states that If ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT isn't set, it defaults to Production.
My machine doesn't seem to have ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable set at all, as evidenced by running:
c:>set ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
Environment variable ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT not defined
So theoretically, my project (brand new from Visual Studio template), should run in Production, but...
c:dotnet run
Hosting environment: Development
What am I missing?
c# .net asp.net-core configuration .net-core
asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
27.9k76242452
The documentation states that If ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT isn't set, it defaults to Production.
My machine doesn't seem to have ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable set at all, as evidenced by running:
c:>set ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
Environment variable ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT not defined
So theoretically, my project (brand new from Visual Studio template), should run in Production, but...
c:dotnet run
Hosting environment: Development
What am I missing?
c# .net asp.net-core configuration .net-core
c# .net asp.net-core configuration .net-core
asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
27.9k76242452
asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
27.9k76242452
asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
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asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
27.9k76242452
asked Mar 8 at 19:25
AngryHackerAngryHacker
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27.9k76242452
You will have alaunchSettings.jsonfile inside your project that is setting the environment variable for you.
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
2
Possible duplicate of Setting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET Core
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
@KirkLarkin I thought launchSettings.json only applied for running inside Visual Studio. I suppose that's not the case?
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 19:35
1
The answer I've suggested as a duplicate explains it and how to forcedotnet runto ignorelaunchSettings.json. The link provided by @abn also covers it.
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:48
1
@KirkLarkin Yep, that solved my issue. Thank you.
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 20:03
|
show 1 more comment
You will have alaunchSettings.jsonfile inside your project that is setting the environment variable for you.
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
2
Possible duplicate of Setting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET Core
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
@KirkLarkin I thought launchSettings.json only applied for running inside Visual Studio. I suppose that's not the case?
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 19:35
1
The answer I've suggested as a duplicate explains it and how to forcedotnet runto ignorelaunchSettings.json. The link provided by @abn also covers it.
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:48
1
@KirkLarkin Yep, that solved my issue. Thank you.
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 20:03
You will have a
launchSettings.json file inside your project that is setting the environment variable for you.– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
You will have a
launchSettings.json file inside your project that is setting the environment variable for you.– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
2
2
Possible duplicate of Setting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET Core
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
Possible duplicate of Setting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET Core
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
@KirkLarkin I thought launchSettings.json only applied for running inside Visual Studio. I suppose that's not the case?
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 19:35
@KirkLarkin I thought launchSettings.json only applied for running inside Visual Studio. I suppose that's not the case?
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 19:35
1
1
The answer I've suggested as a duplicate explains it and how to force
dotnet run to ignore launchSettings.json. The link provided by @abn also covers it.– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:48
The answer I've suggested as a duplicate explains it and how to force
dotnet run to ignore launchSettings.json. The link provided by @abn also covers it.– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:48
1
1
@KirkLarkin Yep, that solved my issue. Thank you.
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 20:03
@KirkLarkin Yep, that solved my issue. Thank you.
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 20:03
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This is because the dotnet run command uses the the launchsetting.json file.
You can execute the command with --no-launch-profile option so that run command does not load the launch settings file and thereby the environment variables.
If you want to use launchsetting file and sepcific profile setting from that file, then create one and use switch --launch-profile <NAME>
Hope this helps. Refer documentation for command line switches usage.
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This is because the dotnet run command uses the the launchsetting.json file.
You can execute the command with --no-launch-profile option so that run command does not load the launch settings file and thereby the environment variables.
If you want to use launchsetting file and sepcific profile setting from that file, then create one and use switch --launch-profile <NAME>
Hope this helps. Refer documentation for command line switches usage.
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This is because the dotnet run command uses the the launchsetting.json file.
You can execute the command with --no-launch-profile option so that run command does not load the launch settings file and thereby the environment variables.
If you want to use launchsetting file and sepcific profile setting from that file, then create one and use switch --launch-profile <NAME>
Hope this helps. Refer documentation for command line switches usage.
answered Mar 8 at 20:58
Manoj ChoudhariManoj Choudhari
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This is because the dotnet run command uses the the launchsetting.json file.
You can execute the command with --no-launch-profile option so that run command does not load the launch settings file and thereby the environment variables.
If you want to use launchsetting file and sepcific profile setting from that file, then create one and use switch --launch-profile <NAME>
Hope this helps. Refer documentation for command line switches usage.
answered Mar 8 at 20:58
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This is because the dotnet run command uses the the launchsetting.json file.
You can execute the command with --no-launch-profile option so that run command does not load the launch settings file and thereby the environment variables.
If you want to use launchsetting file and sepcific profile setting from that file, then create one and use switch --launch-profile <NAME>
Hope this helps. Refer documentation for command line switches usage.
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You will have a
launchSettings.jsonfile inside your project that is setting the environment variable for you.– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
2
Possible duplicate of Setting Development Environment to Production locally in Angular project template with ASP.NET Core
– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:33
@KirkLarkin I thought launchSettings.json only applied for running inside Visual Studio. I suppose that's not the case?
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 19:35
1
The answer I've suggested as a duplicate explains it and how to force
dotnet runto ignorelaunchSettings.json. The link provided by @abn also covers it.– Kirk Larkin
Mar 8 at 19:48
1
@KirkLarkin Yep, that solved my issue. Thank you.
– AngryHacker
Mar 8 at 20:03