Default NODE_ENV to "development" if it's undefined
when starting jobs worker
#11572
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This mimics the behavior of
yarn rw dev
whereNODE_ENV
will equaldevelopment
if you don't set it explicitly.Because of this, you need to make sure you explicitly set it in other environments. You should set
NODE_ENV=production
in your.env
file/Dockerfile on your production server, for example. The docs have been updated to note this.Closes #11569