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Described option for using underscores in product keys when configuring product licenses with environment variables. #6747

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Described option for using underscores in product keys when configuring product licenses with environment variables.

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Commerce, UI Builder, Engage and Deploy (on-premise)

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…ng product licenses with environment variables.
@@ -67,6 +67,14 @@ Once you have received your license code it needs to be installed on your site.
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{% hint style="info" %}
If using environment variables rather than a JSON file for configuration you may run into issues with the periods used in the product key. If so, an underscore can be used instead:
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Could this, an potentially the rest, be stripped down to this? Or is it lacking too much detail? 🤔

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If using environment variables rather than a JSON file for configuration you may run into issues with the periods used in the product key. If so, an underscore can be used instead:
Use an underscore in the product name, to avoid issues when using environment variables.

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It would be OK, but the detail is kind of useful too for background, and also as we've documented above using the ".".

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Yeah, I see 🤔

How about:

"When using environment variables you might run into issues when using a period in the product name. Use an underscore in the product name instead, to avoid issues."

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Sounds fine, do you want me to make that update or will you do so?

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I can update the notes 💪

@sofietoft sofietoft merged commit 22b7878 into main Dec 16, 2024
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@AndyButland AndyButland deleted the licensing/use-underscore branch December 17, 2024 11:20
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