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What would be a good way to determine from code whether the code is running on a production or a dev environment in odoo.sh ?
Are there any environment variables injected by odoo.sh that are accessible ?
A use case would be to add the 'debug_mode' variable to the google analytics gtag on all non production environment by default.
This works:
is_production = fields.Boolean(compute='_compute_is_production', string='Is Production')
def_compute_is_production(self):
prod = os.environ.get("ODOO_STAGE") == "production"
for website inself:
website.is_production = prod
"production" or "staging" or "dev"
We also have ODOO_VERSION which will match to the current build's Odoo version (eg: 15.0, 16.0, 17.0)
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you can check that code in each branch of github repo(specific for that project) and check found branch related stage in odoo.sh it could be production, staging or dev