feat: Prioritize API Key from Config File #404
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Problem: The system was using environment variables for API keys. Solution: Changed the code to first check the config file for API keys. If not found, it falls back to environment variables. Impact: Ensures API keys are managed centrally in the config file, improving flexibility and control.
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Thank you for the feedback! I’ve decided to keep the match-case syntax because it’s clear and maintainable, especially for handling multiple backend types. Let me know if there’s anything else to adjust |
dongyuanjushi
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Jan 7, 2025
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Problem: The system was using environment variables for API keys.
Solution: Changed the code to first check the config file for API keys. If not found, it falls back to environment variables.
Impact: Ensures API keys are managed centrally in the config file, improving flexibility and control.