Fix .env used in batcher build process

PaimaStudios · Feb 16, 2024 · 62ff926 · 62ff926
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diff --git a/packages/batcher/batcher-standalone/scripts/post_build.sh b/packages/batcher/batcher-standalone/scripts/post_build.sh
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ mv "$STANDALONE_DIR/dev-paima-batcher-macos" "$STANDALONE_DIR/$SUBDIR_BIN/" 2>/d
 cp -r "./scripts/docker/." "$STANDALONE_DIR/$SUBDIR/"
 
 # default env vars
-ENV_TEMPLATE=.env.devnet
+ENV_TEMPLATE=.env.localhost
 cp "../$ENV_TEMPLATE" "$STANDALONE_DIR/$SUBDIR/$ENV_TEMPLATE"
 
 # SQL initialization

diff --git a/packages/batcher/runtime/README.md b/packages/batcher/runtime/README.md
@@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ To run the batcher, it is recommended to use the instructions in [the root `READ
 
 Before running, you need to have an instance of postgres running with a database initialized with [`db/migrations/up.sql`](db/migrations/up.sql) (running the docker setup will do this for you).
 
-The runtime also expects various environment variables to be set -- see e.g. [`.env.devnet`](../.env.devnet).
+The runtime also expects various environment variables to be set -- see e.g. [`.env.localhost`](../.env.localhost).
 
 Finally, to run the batcher, simply compile the code, then run `node build/index.js`.