Local and Prod Separation - #174
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I made some changes to the project structure so that it can once again be run locally for testing separate from the production instance. I modified parts of the workflow so that the variables are inserted dynamically so that it can still work on our production instance.
To test this:
You will need to update your .env file. Follow the example in the new
.env.examplefile I created. To generate your own AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID:Once your .env file is configured, you can open and run the following three terminals to test locally: