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[SecurityBundle] fix accepting env vars in remember-me configurations
| Q | A
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| Branch? | 3.4
| Bug fix? | yes
| New feature? | no
| Deprecations? | no
| Tickets | Fix #36271
| License | MIT
| Doc PR | -
As @wouterj explained we cannot use env variables after #35910 merged.
> Hmm, so I'm guessing this is what happens:
>
> * `lifetime` is now an `integerNode()`
> * For the Config component (which IIRC doesn't know anything about env variables), you're passing a string: `"%env(int:REMEMBER_ME_COOKIE_LIFETIME)%"`
> * This throws an error, although if it wouldn't, the DI component would sucessfully process the string into a integer before it's used by any PHP class.
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> So we either make Config aware of environment variables (that's probably a huge feature) or we revert the `integerNode()` changes (as you suggested).
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> @HeahDude am I mislooking something, or would reverting these 2 lines not result in much harm? (only a little less strict config processor)
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