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Do I need to store my environment variables in wrangler.toml?

Do env vars need to be defined in the

wrangle.toml

wrangle.toml

? I initially have the env var in

.dev.vars

.dev.vars

, and manually added the value for the env var in the Cloudflare, however, whenever I deploy the worker, it overrides the env var I manually configured. The worker is a public github, and I would rather not have the env var exposed. I know I could just use a secret, I would rather have env vars seperate from the code.

Do I need to store my environment variables in wrangler.toml?

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