sleek kiln
Hello. When referencing a database URL using the internal database name from one environment, it still seems like it's pointing to the dev environment, for example from the prod environment. I know that because when I click to unmask what the credentials are, it's showing the dev credentials not the appropriate production credentials, which is the environment that it's currently being viewed in.
Could someone take a look?
Example - Look at the database URL value in this service
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Is this about a specific service? Linking one helps us understand your setup.
whole brook
Hello. When referencing a database URL using the internal database name from one...
If you select a service, and then select a different environment, you don't automatically select the new environment's version of the service
Is this the case for you?
sleek kiln
I know what youre saying, this is different though
I have three environments: dev, test, and prod. All three share the same application names and database names and use Railway internal networking. When I resolve the variable for the database URL from the application in production, it's showing me the database URL credentials for the dev environment.
sleek kiln
here brody, I can't find it in the list of 92 services in the dropdown above
You'll see what I mean in the DATABASE_URL value
silk yacht
here brody, I can't find it in the list of 92 services in the dropdown above
Fair enough. For future reference, if you provide a project ID in your root message, the applicable service is brought to the top of the list.
silk yacht
I have three environments: dev, test, and prod. All three share the same applica...
Looks like the correct service in the correct environment is being referenced to me.
sleek kiln
Looks like the correct service in the correct environment is being referenced to...
thank you!
sleek kiln
Fair enough. For future reference, if you provide a project ID in your root mess...
Will do!
silk yacht
thank you!
I didn't do anything, though.
sleek kiln
Heres a pic
Example service
hiding the rest of the url of course but see the dev in the name?
silk yacht
Thats just what you have the private domain named.
silk yacht
No worries.