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Hi there,<br />
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Pretty sure you can't do what you your asking. The Env files are loaded right at app start-up, and amongst other things, set up your credentials for your DB. At the point they're loaded, there is no concept of a User, so there's no way to check that before loading.<br />
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If you explain what you're trying to achieve (and why), we can probably offer a suggestion. It may be that you store User (or Role) specific settings in the Database, or maybe you can get away with a Config file.<br />
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Without a context to your question, I can't really offer you any advice.
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Hi there,

Pretty sure you can't do what you your asking. The Env files are loaded right at app start-up, and amongst other things, set up your credentials for your DB. At the point they're loaded, there is no concept of a User, so there's no way to check that before loading.

If you explain what you're trying to achieve (and why), we can probably offer a suggestion. It may be that you store User (or Role) specific settings in the Database, or maybe you can get away with a Config file.

Without a context to your question, I can't really offer you any advice.

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How to do this. &nbsp;For laravel 6, read in dynamic .env files.  If the user has role admin read in .env and .env.adminIf the user has role guest, read in .env and .env.guest<br />
all of the environment variables need to be updated by reading in the .env.* files
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How to do this.  For laravel 6, read in dynamic .env files.  If the user has role admin read in .env and .env.adminIf the user has role guest, read in .env and .env.guest
all of the environment variables need to be updated by reading in the .env.* files

Laravel 6 dynamic .env files based on user

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