I used to have the following project structure: | *other files.py* | main.py | .env Then, I decided to sort the files into directories. The structure turned out to be as follows: | src | ∟ *other files.py* | | main.py | | .env Everything worked before that. After that, when I try to get an environment variable, I get None. If you return .env to the directory above, as it was before, everything works again. Is there a way to change the path to the .env file without decouple? I rescheduled .env the file to another folder and would like to receive a variable, not None. Continue reading...
