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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion apps/faucet/README.md
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Then, look at the potential variables you may override in [.env.sample](./.env.sample) in `apps/faucet`. You can copy these variables into a `.env` file,
and they will be used when the application is built.

As an example, if all you want to override the the API url or endpoint, you can override the following default values in a `.env`:
As an example, if all you want to override the API url or endpoint, you can override the following default values in a `.env`:

```bash
# Faucet API Endpoint override
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion apps/faucet/src/utils/api.ts
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Expand Up @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ export class API {
new TextDecoder().decode(data.value)
) as ErrorResponse;
// If code 429 is received on any request, rate limiting is blocking
// requests from this this IP, so provide a specific message:
// requests from this IP, so provide a specific message:
if (response.code === 429) {
response.message = "Too many requests! Try again in one hour.";
}
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