configuration-env

Validate environment configuration by running a check script that aligns real environment vars, .env files, and .env.example to detect drift. This enforces env var presence and Wrangler bindings consistency to catch missing variables before startup failures occur.

Environment drift causes startup failures when local development, CI, and deployment configurations misalign. A configuration validation process compares real environment vars against .env.example to detect drift, enforcing .env usage policy and confirming consistency across all environments.

Yes, you can verify wrangler.toml or wrangler.json bindings consistency against your environment variables. The validation script checks repo-owned runtime bindings, ensures configuration alignment, and remediates mismatches to prevent deployment bootstrap errors.

Yes, curl is required to run environment configuration validation. The dependency is used to execute the check script and perform the startup health loop, which confirms a healthy application startup after applying configuration fixes.

The best way to enforce .env usage policy and detect missing variables is to validate environment configuration by aligning .env files with .env.example. This detects missing variables and drift, providing actionable guidance and a health-check loop to confirm fixes.