When running dev mode, make sure we have a .env.development file

[jhaynie]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • During local development, a .env.development file is now automatically created if it does not exist, ensuring consistent environment setup.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of environment files during project import and deployment to better distinguish between development and production environments.
• Style
  • Minor cleanup of extraneous blank lines in project creation prompts for a neater interface.

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Walkthrough

The ProcessEnvFiles function in envutil was updated to accept an additional boolean parameter, isLocalDev, altering its behavior during local development. Corresponding updates were made to its invocation in several command files, and minor formatting cleanup was performed in the project command.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
internal/envutil/envutil.go	Added isLocalDev boolean parameter to ProcessEnvFiles; logic now creates/uses .env.development if true.
cmd/cloud.go, cmd/project.go	Updated calls to ProcessEnvFiles to include new false argument for isLocalDev.
cmd/dev.go	Updated call to ProcessEnvFiles to include new true argument for isLocalDev.
cmd/project.go	Removed extra blank lines in projectNewCmd run function.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI_Command
    participant EnvUtil

    User->>CLI_Command: Run command (dev, cloud, or project import)
    CLI_Command->>EnvUtil: ProcessEnvFiles(..., isLocalDev)
    alt isLocalDev == true
        EnvUtil->>EnvUtil: Use or create .env.development file
    else isLocalDev == false
        EnvUtil->>EnvUtil: Use .env file as before
    end
    EnvUtil-->>CLI_Command: Returns EnvFile, ProjectData
    CLI_Command-->>User: Continues execution

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Possibly related PRs

• [AGENT-209] Refactor adding env vars from file #324: Refactored environment file processing into envutil.ProcessEnvFiles, which is directly extended in this PR with the new parameter and logic.

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• pec1985

Poem

In burrows deep, a file anew,
For devs who code, a path to pursue.
With .env.development now in the mix,
The bunny ensures no config tricks.
Hop, hop, hooray,
The env’s just right today!
🐇✨

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• cmd/cloud.go (1 hunks)
• cmd/dev.go (1 hunks)
• cmd/project.go (2 hunks)
• internal/envutil/envutil.go (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

cmd/cloud.go (1)

265-265: LGTM! Correct parameter for cloud deployment context.

The addition of false as the isLocalDev parameter is appropriate here since cloud deployment should not trigger local development environment file handling.

cmd/dev.go (1)

73-73: Perfect! Enables .env.development file handling for dev mode.

The addition of true as the isLocalDev parameter correctly enables the local development environment file logic, which aligns perfectly with the PR objective.

cmd/project.go (2)

332-340: Good formatting cleanup.

Removing the extraneous blank lines improves code readability without affecting functionality.

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902-902: Correct parameter for project import context.

The addition of false as the isLocalDev parameter is appropriate here since project import should not trigger local development environment file handling.

internal/envutil/envutil.go (2)

34-34: Function signature updated correctly.

The addition of the isLocalDev bool parameter properly extends the function to handle local development scenarios while maintaining backward compatibility through explicit parameter passing.

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36-50: Excellent implementation of .env.development file handling.

The logic correctly:

• Checks for existing .env.development file when in local dev mode
• Uses it as the primary env file if it exists
• Creates an empty .env.development file with helpful comment if missing
• Includes proper error handling for file creation

The comment explains the rationale well - uv expects this file to exist from templates but it's gitignored and might not exist when cloning projects.

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