Im trying to change env a process (using pm2.restart() ex: pm2.restart(processId, {env: ... }) ) but it says Error: Using --env [env] without passing the ecosystem.config.js does not work
#Updating process env using pm2
ruby furnace
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mighty hinge
the env option refers to the pm2 environment, and not the environment variables available to the process
ruby furnace
the `env` option refers to the pm2 environment, and not the environment variable...
so whats the right usage
ruby furnace
through the cli, its `--update-env`
i dont use pm2 through commands
i use it through functions
mighty hinge
seems like what you're looking for is pm2.reload(processId, { updateEnv: true })
https://github.com/Unitech/pm2/blob/c4032e261a65bf7399d51370884f0d7e5c5f9c9a/types/index.d.ts#L114
https://github.com/Unitech/pm2/blob/c4032e261a65bf7399d51370884f0d7e5c5f9c9a/types/index.d.ts#L447C3-L453
this will update the env using the values available in process.env
ruby furnace
this will update the env using the values available in `process.env`
i will restart it from another process, how i will change the env ?
green panther
i will restart it from another process, how i will change the env ?
the main process can just edit the env file through fs
ruby furnace
the main process can just edit the env file through fs
can u send me an example please ?
green panther
can u send me an example please ?