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If no URL or environment variable is passed, you should add checks in your code. These checks will see if the URL and environment variables are there before your program tries to use them. If they aren't there, you can set default values or show a helpful error message. This way, your website can handle missing information without crashing.
You can also look into using if statements to check for these values, or try implementing error handling techniques in your code to manage such situations better.
Implement robust error handling mechanisms to catch scenarios where either the URL or environment variable is missing. Instead of crashing outright, log these errors for debugging purposes and display a user-friendly error message on the website. This approach helps in diagnosing issues while keeping the website operational.
If no url or env is passed, the website crashes.
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