I want something like this:
env('APP_ENV'); setenv('APP_ENV', 'testing'); env('APP_ENV');
Output :
staging testing
I find one answer How to change variables in the .env file dynamically in Laravel? but here .env is saved permanently, I don’t want to save permanently. How phpunit is doing this ? Because I can put in phpunit.xml this :
... <php> <env name="APP_ENV" value="testing"/> </php> ....
And env(‘APP_ENV’) gives me ‘testing’…
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Answer
putenv() work like a charm :
echo env('APP_ENV'); putenv('APP_ENV=testing'); echo env('APP_ENV');
Output:
staging testing
.env file is unattached …