Fix the Build Issue due to Property Names#430
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In `@src/main/environment/common_example.properties`:
- Around line 238-244: Add a prominent comment at the top of the
common_example.properties file explaining that it is an example configuration
file that must be copied to common_local.properties and configured for local
use. Additionally, standardize the Jitsi configuration placeholder approach
across all environment-specific properties files (common_example.properties,
common_docker.properties, and common_ci.properties) by ensuring consistent use
of either environment variable syntax (like ${JITSI_APP_ID}) or a uniform
placeholder format (like <Enter Jitsi App ID>) across all three files to prevent
configuration override issues and user confusion.
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src/main/environment/common_example.properties
| jitsi.app.id=<Enter Jitsi App ID> | ||
| jitsi.app.secret=<Enter Jitsi App Secret> | ||
| jitsi.domain=<Enter Jitsi Domain> | ||
| jitsi.sub=meet.jitsi | ||
| jitsi.token.ttl.seconds=3600 | ||
| jitsi.room.prefix=piramal-meeting- | ||
| jitsi.default.user.email=<Enter Default User Email> No newline at end of file |
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# Verify that no other .properties files in src/main/environment/ reference legacy JITSI_* keys
rg -n 'JITSI_(APP_ID|APP_SECRET|DOMAIN|SUB|TOKEN_TTL_SECONDS|ROOM_PREFIX|DEFAULT_USER_EMAIL)' src/main/environment/Repository: PSMRI/Common-API
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Ensure users understand this is an example file requiring local configuration.
Per the coding guidelines for src/main/environment/*.properties files, users must copy this example file to common_local.properties and select the environment via the -DENV_VAR=<env> parameter. If this pattern is not documented in a README or setup guide, consider adding a comment at the top of the file or ensuring the documentation is clear.
Additionally, there is an inconsistency: common_docker.properties (lines 199–205) and common_ci.properties (lines 198–204) reference legacy uppercase environment variables (${JITSI_APP_ID}, @env.JITSI_APP_SECRET@, etc.), while this example file uses hardcoded placeholder values (<Enter Jitsi App ID>, etc.). Standardize the key naming and placeholder approach across all environment-specific .properties files to prevent confusion or configuration override issues.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/main/environment/common_example.properties` around lines 238 - 244, Add a
prominent comment at the top of the common_example.properties file explaining
that it is an example configuration file that must be copied to
common_local.properties and configured for local use. Additionally, standardize
the Jitsi configuration placeholder approach across all environment-specific
properties files (common_example.properties, common_docker.properties, and
common_ci.properties) by ensuring consistent use of either environment variable
syntax (like ${JITSI_APP_ID}) or a uniform placeholder format (like <Enter Jitsi
App ID>) across all three files to prevent configuration override issues and
user confusion.
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AMM-2280
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