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Inject custom entries to the OctopusContainer environment #5
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rain-on
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Pass through feature flag env-vars to OctopusServer Container
Inject custom entries to the OctopusContainer environment
Jul 17, 2024
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This PR creates an avenue for injecting feature-flags into the OctopusServer container (which cannot currently be done).
This change allows the consumer of the OctopusContainerTest object to inject both a version and also custom environment variables (or any combination thereof).
If a version is not provided - the version-selector falls back on the environment, then otherwise provides "latest' (as per prior behaviour).
The CustomEnvironment variables are used to extend the values passed into the Container creation request - but will not overwrite existing values.