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Viktor Sydorenko
Viktor Sydorenko

Reputation: 683

Environment variable with complicated symbols

In parameters I have

some.pass: '%env(resolve:some_pass)%'

.env

some_pass=#v[b'<:)TY:-U8T>p[z&.4G@)uB$~z1N

And when I call

$container->getParameter('some.pass')

I just get an empty string or an error with another type of pass.

My guess is that it's beacause of symbols in password.

How can I escape string in .env file or so?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 4666

Answers (1)

ilicmsreten
ilicmsreten

Reputation: 468

Problem is with your first character # that is used for comments in .env files.

So when you setup in .env file

parameter=#123

that will be resolved like empty string "" cause first character is # and everything after # will be consider as comment.

Way to put # in your parameter is to surround parameter value with double quotes.

parameter="#123" will be resolved to string #123.

Additional if you also want to add " in parameter you can with escaping character using \. parameter="#12\"3" will be resolved to string #12"3

Upvotes: 8

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