Overview
You can define environment specific variables to manage common values across environments.
Create environment variables to apply and manage common values that can be changed for each environment.
For example:
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Insert an "environment" variable value into a page step to show which environment a flow is being run in.
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If you are using a custom connector, create variables that insert different connector configuration values for each environment.
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If you are using an identity provider, insert a "Client Secret Key" variable value into the Client Secret field of an OIDC identity provider, which you can change for each environment.
Creating an environment variable
When you create a variable in an environment, a variable with the same name is also added to all other environments, but with a blank value.
Inserting an environment variable
Once you have created an environment variable, you can insert the contents of the variable into a number of areas, such as in an existing value, or into the content of a step.
