chore: update env variables #221
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This pull request includes significant changes to the configuration files for the build process. The main changes involve updating
rsbuild.config.tsto define specific environment variables and removing thewebpack.config.jsfile entirely.Configuration Updates:
rsbuild.config.ts: Updated thedefinesection to include specific environment variables instead of the entireprocess.envobject. This change ensures that only the necessary environment variables are exposed.File Removal:
webpack.config.js: Removed the entire Webpack configuration file. This indicates a transition away from using Webpack for the build process, possibly in favor of another tool.