Description
Environment variable conflicts are not detected when multiple configurations set the same variable. Later values override earlier ones without notification. Users don't realize their configuration is being overridden.
Steps to Reproduce
- Config A sets:
export NODE_ENV=development
- Config B sets:
export NODE_ENV=production
- Both loaded in same environment
- No conflict warning shown
- Production config silently overrides development
Environment Information
- Config loading: Multiple sources (global, project, user)
- Variables: Environment variables
- Conflict detection: Not implemented
- Logging: No warning on override
Expected Behavior
- Conflict detected before applying variables
- Warning message shown to user
- Manual resolution required
- Clear indication of which config wins
Actual Behavior
- Silent override (last one wins)
- No warning or notification
- User unaware of conflict
- Debugging is difficult
Code Reference
- File:
src/devshell/config_loader.py
- Method:
load_variables() - no conflict detection
- Missing: Variable tracking and logging
- Missing: Conflict resolution strategy
Additional Context
Level 2 reliability issue. Fix requires:
- Tracking all variable assignments
- Detecting and reporting conflicts
- User-configurable conflict resolution
- Clear documentation
Suggested Labels
bug, configuration, developer-experience, debugging, env-vars
Description
Environment variable conflicts are not detected when multiple configurations set the same variable. Later values override earlier ones without notification. Users don't realize their configuration is being overridden.
Steps to Reproduce
export NODE_ENV=developmentexport NODE_ENV=productionEnvironment Information
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
Code Reference
src/devshell/config_loader.pyload_variables()- no conflict detectionAdditional Context
Level 2 reliability issue. Fix requires:
Suggested Labels
bug,configuration,developer-experience,debugging,env-vars