print the name of the env var when a required var is missing #131
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That would solve my issue. Currently a user has to inspect the source code to find out what environment variable is missing. |
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Instead of inserting data into a message, you need to use a structure with the necessary fields |
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Previously, when a required variable is not set, the error message only contained the struct field name but not the name of the associated environment variable. This PR changes the error message to include the env var names as required so it is easier to see what needs to be set from the user perspective.