eler the advantage of getting all your business instead of potentially losing you as you look for options for each ring. Additionally, it is more cost-efficient for manufacturers to design all three rings at once. Therefore, these wedding sets are often much more affordable than purchasing all three rings individually.
A Coordinated Couple
Another benefit of buying your rings in a set is that all three rings will coordinate. Most people find it important for the engagement ring and wedding band to match, however some really like the idea of having the spouse’s ring designed in a similar style. In a wedding trio, all three rings are designed using the same precious metal and consistent cuts and sizes of diamonds.
As rings are a symbol of your love and relationship, it is fitting that the rings should match each other. Purchasing rings individually is not only more expensive, but it can be more difficult to find rings you like that are made of the same material, quality and design. A trio set means both sides of the couple will get perfectly coordinated bands, reflective of the perfect match you make with each other.
Shopping with Ease
Some ring shoppers are a little intimidated by the vast number of options. Consider gold, white gold, platinum and titanium – and that is just the base. Selecting the diamond can be even more difficult, as there are different cuts, clarity and sizes to browse. A trio wedding set can help nervous buyers who are not sure what to look for in each ring. All you have to do is settle on a concept you like, and all three rings are already designed to match. This can alleviate a little pressure from someone feeling anxious about a proposal.
For couples excited about browsing rings and like the idea of quality items at affordable pricing, wedding sets offer a wonderful solution. You can purchase beautifully designed engagement rings and wedding bands that coordinate in both design and quality. Inexperienced ring shoppers can confidently select rings while saving time and money for other wedding activities.
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AnimalQ: Is there a way to pass environment variables to gradle bootRun config I am trying to run a very simple Spring Boot application with PostGreSQL, which has the application.properties defined as follows:
datasource.username=${PG_USER}
datasource.password=${PG_PASSWD}
datasource.driverClassName=org.postgresql.Driver
datasource.url=jdbc:postgresql://${PG_HOST}:${PG_PORT}/${PG_DATABASE}?currentSchema=${PG_SCHEMA}

I am using gradle bootRun to build and start the project. I have tried to define the environment variables in the IntelliJ run config, but the program still fails in the startup to access the variables. I have tried to setup my build.gradle as follows
bootRun{
    workingDir("..")
    systemProperties = System.properties
    environment = [
             MY_CLUSTER: "dev",
             MY_NAMESPACE: "dev"...
    ]
}

but it still has the same results. I have also tried directly reading the variables from the System.properties as shown below, but the variables still turn out to be nulls.
bootRun{
    workingDir("..")
    systemProperties = System.properties
    environment = [
             PG_PASSWD: System.getProperty("PG_PASSWD"),
             PG_PORT: System.getProperty("PG_PORT"),
             PG_SCHEMA: System.getProperty("PG_SCHEMA"),
             PG_HOST: System.getProperty("PG_HOST"),
             PG_DATABASE: System.getProperty("PG_DATABASE"),
             PG_USER: System.getProperty("PG_USER"),
             MY_CLUSTER: "dev",
             MY_NAMESPACE: "dev"...
    ]
}

The only option that has so far worked for me is this, which probably is not that great since the local variables are injected directly into the build.gradle which is part of the code
bootRun{
    workingDir("..")
    environment = [
             PG_PASSWD: "postgres",
             PG_PORT: "5432",
             PG_SCHEMA: "public",
             PG_HOST: "localhost",
             PG_DATABASE: "postgres",
             PG_USER: "postgres",
             MY_CLUSTER: "dev",
             MY_NAMESPACE: "dev"
    ]
}

Question: Is there a way we can just define the environment variables in the IntelliJ run configuration and let the bootRun read from there?
Thanks a lot,
Prabal

A: 2 levels of indirection is needed for gradle boot run property setup - with out adding to the project gradle.properties

*

*define the real values in your ${GRADLE_USER_HOME}/gradle.properties
(GRADLE_USER_HOME is usually ${HOME}/.gradle)
in this file you define properties - global

             PG_PASSWD="postgres"
             PG_PORT="5432"
             PG_SCHEMA="public"
             PG_HOST="localhost"
             PG_DATABASE="postgres"
             PG_USER: "postgres",
             MY_CLUSTER: "dev",
             MY_NAMESPACE: "dev"



*in your project build.gradle - the above now accessible as properties

bootRun{
    workingDir("..")
    environment = [
             PG_PASSWD: "$PG_PASSWD",
             PG_PORT: "$PG_PORT",
             PG_SCHEMA: "$PG_SCHEMA",
             PG_HOST: "$PG_HOST",
             PG_DATABASE: "$PG_DATABASE",
             PG_USER: "$PG_USER",
             MY_CLUSTER: "$MY_CLUSTER",
             MY_NAMESPACE: "$MY_NAMESPACE"
    ]
}

this will be sufficient for gradle bootRun.

Note: if you are running (spring boot App) in the IntelliJ directly - the properties must be defined in the Run/Debug.
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