Environment Variables are now Always Visible and Editable during Solution Import and Pipeline Deployments
Makers utilizing pipelines and solution import will now have a helpful new feature at their disposal: the ability to view and edit environment variable values within a solution. This affords creators the ability to validate values that will be used in various components deployed to the target environment (such as apps), providing added flexibility and streamlining the import process.
Previously, environment variables were only visible during solution import and could not be modified, which could pose a potential obstacle to an otherwise smooth deployment process. Now that environment variables are always visible and editable, makers can ensure that their solutions are fully optimized before they are deployed - accelerating solution development and improving efficiency.
To learn more about this new feature or to implement it within your own solution development pipeline, be sure to check out the original post.
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