I am using Alembic for migrations implementation in a Flask
project. There is a alembic.ini
file where the database configs must be specified:
sqlalchemy.url = driver://user:password@host/dbname
Is there a way to specify the parameters from the environment variables? I've tried to load them in this way $(env_var)
but with no success. Thanks!
environ as the dictionary you can use %(variable)s in the ini. Not that this is not specific to pyramid. paster. get_app as the next section shows (but my guess is get_app is the case).
Environment variable substitution is supported in both the great_expectations. yml and config variables config_variables. yml config file.
How to Open and Edit INI Files. It's not a common practice for people to open or edit INI files, but they can be opened and changed with any text editor. Just double-clicking it will automatically open it in the Notepad application in Windows.
The Python script again reads the INI file to read the content of the INI file, and using the get() method, it retrieves all the written information. The get() method accepts two parameters: section and option .
I've solved the problem by setting sqlalchemy.url
in env.py
as @dirn suggested.
config.set_main_option('sqlalchemy.url', <db_uri>)
did the trick, where <db_uri>
can be loaded from environment or config file.
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