Hey all, I am trying to use environment variables to setup certain configurations - { "getAPIEndPoint": "$[env:ENDPOINT_Sys;default=/public/dev4/v1/store/store]", }  This I know if allowed but is it possible to reference the environment variable directly in any OSGi configuration as shown below ...

Hey @narendiran_ravi , thanks for the response!However, there is a limit of 200 environment variables per environment in the cloud!I am afraid we are exceeding that limit! Any alternate approaches considering this fact?

thanks @Shashi_Mulugu  and how do I clear the already persisted value?I tried https://github.com/adobe/aio-cli-plugin-config listed aio config clear -g but that didn't work! Currently my terminal auto picks a particular orgid, programid and environmentid without scope of pointing to another one!

Hi Guys, I have 2 cloud environment which require deployments. Trouble is I am not able to toggle the configuration for the 2 Org IDs, 2 Program IDs, 2 Environment IDs. I tried - aio logout but that just logs me out of the user ID.How can I support multiple configurations for 2 distinct orgs and pro...

Hey @arunpatidar, 1 reason I can think of that my dev3 and dev4 instances have like 100s of configurations with each configuration containing multiple unique values for each instance. If I convert them all to environment variables then the number would be huge. This can make it difficult to keep tra...

Hi @narendiran_ravi,Is there no other way to logically separate my dev3 and dev4 instances other than environment variables?Because each instance has 100s of configurations which are uniquely different it will be messy to have them under environment variables with no source control to track the valu...

Hi @Tethich, thanks for your reply but the problem with using environment variables is they can't be tracked in git history and then secondly I have 100's of configuration which differ my dev3 and dev4 environment for instance. Replacing these with environment variables will make them not easy to ma...

@arunpatidar- Do you think that previous ID based approach can work for this use case?

Hi Guys, I have the below problem statement -"The AMS Environment has runmodes for dev (1 to 6), stage (1 to 4), qa (1 to 3), performance (1), integration (1) and production (1). All these environments have their runmode configurations". These environments are used by multiple business teams spread ...

Hey @arunpatidar, thanks for the clarification - But how would this approach work?I mean how would item_dev = 'val2' map only to dev?It there any setting for it? For folders the name have a convention and meaning - but for individual config values will simply adding "_envID" work?