Reading additional Node command line options from the .env file. #2839
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Have not set up any additional tests for this yet, but wanted to confirm that this was a reasonable approach to specifying additional command line options on the spawned instance of Node.
As an example, you could give Node additional memory on a build by specifying the following in your
.env
file:Original issue is #2820