Document how to resolve env var at compile time #21223
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| Resolving Environment Variable At Compile Time | ||
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| Although environment variables are usually a runtime concept, you can also resolve them | ||
| :ref:`at compile time <resolving-env-vars-at-compile-time>`. |
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every search in google about "symfony env var" lead to this page, so it seems useful to have link here to the other page
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see https://symfony-devs.slack.com/archives/C3EQ7S3MJ/p1752843597330219
Resolving env var at compile is a unusual case, but this could be helpful from time to time.
This piece of information is hard to find (I've found it here), and it could be interesting to have it documented, with a meaningful warning.