I use VITE_ prefix as mentioned in vite reference. But still for some reason the value is undefined. .env file is located in the root directory (the directory where vite.config.ts is placed). When I try console.log(JSON.stringify(import.meta.env)), it only contains these properties:

I use VITE_ prefix as mentioned in vite reference. But still for some reason the value is undefined. .env file is located in the root directory (the directory where vite.config.ts is placed). When I try console.log(JSON.stringify(import.meta.env)), it only contains these properties:

I use VITE_ prefix as mentioned in vite reference. But still for some reason the value is undefined. .env file is located in the root directory (the directory where vite.config.ts is placed). When I try console.log(JSON.stringify(import.meta.env)), it only contains these properties:

I use VITE_ prefix as mentioned in vite reference. But still for some reason the value is undefined. .env file is located in the root directory (the directory where vite.config.ts is placed). What could be the possible pitfall? p.s. yes, I tried to restart npm run dev.

I use VITE_ prefix as mentioned in vite reference. But still for some reason the value is undefined. .env file is located in the root directory (the directory where vite.config.ts is placed). What could be the possible pitfall? p.s. yes, I tried to restart npm run dev.