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Hello, I need a way to differ when I am running my server locally or when I am running it on Odoo.sh. I thought that maybe the easiest way to do so would be to use an environment variable.
When I am running the server locally, I can simply 'export ODOO_ENV="local"' and then access it on python through 'os.environ.get('ODOO_ENV')'.
But is it possible to add environment variable on odoo.sh in a way that I could, for example, differ production from staging?
Thank you!
Hello,
The question date a bit, but I think that the answer lies in you text already. On odoo.sh you can start a shell and an odoo-shell with odoo-bin shell, the inspect the available variables with os.environ.
You'll find the variable ODOO_STAGE which can be dev, staging or production.
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