Unfortunately still getting the same error. Like you said, dev should work out of the box, which is why I think there is something wrong with my development environment/how I set it up and not the ‘hello’ project
aisukuma
yurko
OK, seems like it, but it can’t find some file (/Users/htran/Desktop/hello/config/dev?). You may push the project into a public repo so that we can try it, if it works in someone else’s environment then it’s on yours.
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yurko
Well, it’s your env - works here 
Also the prod config is correct - it requires prod secret (not a dev one) https://github.com/httran192/phx_hello/blob/master/config/prod.exs#L71
Though I’m not sure as to what can cause such an error that you have, sorry. Guess you’re on Mac, maybe someone else can help you out (I’m on Linux).
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aisukuma
No problem, thanks for the help and input! At the very least I was able to narrow it down to an environment problem. 
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NobbZ
Please do echo $MIX_ENV | xxd or try iex -S mix and then do i Mix.env there will be a lot of output, I’m interested in the raw binary representation.
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NobbZ
Oh, as Mix.env returns an atom, the output will not contain a raw binary…
I hope the echo works…
xxd is part of the vim package set on most linuxes.
Any other program that is able to turn stdin to hex should work as well.
My assumption is, that you got an \r into your MIX_ENV.
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NobbZ
Putting IO.inspect(Mix.env) into config/config.exs before the import config should work as well.
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aisukuma
NobbZ
Can you please try echo $MIX_ENV/ as well?
As the files seem to work for us, I’m pretty sure that it is something about your MIX_ENV environment variable…
The way, how the error message is printed:
.exsCode.LoadError) could not load /Users/htran/Desktop/hello/config/dev
^^^^ ^^^^^^
is very suspicious and makes me wonder why the file ending is printed on the beginning of the line. This is usually the case, when there is some stray \r in a printed string…
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