[Next.js] Fix use of environment variables for JSS config generation (without JSS CLI) #1322
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Description / Motivation
Import
dotenv/configso that environment variables are picked up in default JSS config generation.Note this happened to work if using JSS CLI (since
dotenvsupport is built-in) to run commands (e.g.jss start:connected), but not if using npm (e.g.npm run start:connected).Testing Details
Local testing and on XM Cloud Staging deployed to Vercel
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