Env Loading Order and 403 Error | Generated by AI
Here’s the env loading order in ww/env/__init__.py:
~/.config/ww/.env— base defaults (override=False)$CWD/.env— current working directory overrides (override=False) → you ran from/Users/lzwjava/projects/jekyll-ai-blog, so it checksjekyll-ai-blog/.env/Users/lzwjava/projects/ww/.env— project root (override=False)BASE_PATHenv var — if set, loads$BASE_PATH/.env(override=True)
All three .env files load with override=False — meaning if a variable is already set from an earlier source, later files won’t override it. Only BASE_PATH uses override=True.
So if your ~/.config/ww/.env already has VISION_MODEL=google/gemini-2.5-flash-image, changing it in /Users/lzwjava/projects/ww/.env won’t take effect — the earlier load wins.
The 403 error itself is an OpenRouter ToS rejection for google/gemini-2.5-flash-image — Google models on OpenRouter require explicit opt-in to their terms of service on the provider’s side. This isn’t a .env issue per se, but switching to a non-Google vision model would fix it.
To fix either:
- Check your
~/.config/ww/.env— ifVISION_MODELis set there, change it there (it loads first, blocks the project root) - Or set a different vision model like
openai/gpt-4o-minioranthropic/claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022in whichever.envfile loads first
Want me to check what’s in ~/.config/ww/.env?
