.env.dist.local _verified_ Direct

It allows you to commit "safe" local defaults to the repository without exposing actual production secrets. It bridges the gap between "private local settings" and "team-wide local standards." ⚙️ 3. Environment Hierarchy

Your team clones a repository. Inside, a .env.dist (or .env.example ) file exists. Each developer copies it to .env and fills in their own API keys, database passwords, and debug settings. .env.dist.local

LOG_CHANNEL=stack LOG_LEVEL=debug

: Stores default values for all environments. This file is committed to version control. It allows you to commit "safe" local defaults