@Brody bump since it's probably a real bug

I have no problems when referencing a service name with spaces using double quotes. Even so, Railway seems to just remove the double quotes and work normally.

From what I've seen in your message, you're using:

https://"${{ kitchen-sink-0.20.0-client".RAILWAY_PUBLIC_DOMAIN }}

which is incorrect and should be:

https://${{"kitchen-sink-0.20.0-client".RAILWAY_PUBLIC_DOMAIN }}

Or do not even include quotes as Railway shouldn't have a problem on referencing it.

Also, I never had problems when referencing variables with double spaces, dashes and more in the past, it just works.

If you're able to create a template or more detailed instructions on how to reproduce it would help.

Also, please do not ping anyone from the team #🛂｜readme #5

Sorry for tagging the team, I thought it was OK since it looked like a potential bug.

I can still reproduce this reliably 😄 check the cd9b3605-236d-452d-b828-1900a94e6e8b project

Unfortunately I can't check your project as I'm not part of the Railway team.
So you're saying that when you try to do the auto complete, the variable doesn't work?

Yes sir, trying to use the variable that gets auto completed gives me "CLIENT_URL":"https://"

What does the variable render as in the UI?

You can see it in the screenshot in my last message and you can see what the server sees on this link https://kitchen-sink-0200-server-production-e522.up.railway.app/

Hey, just getting back into this, can confirm that it's reproduceable

Will open a #🤗｜feedback thread as it's more likely to get seen

Thanks for the report! https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1460784476706832539

@miho - https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1460784476706832539/1460835973884809392