Fix docs: Correction to Substitute Variables in Templates

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 pubDate: 2023-01-01
-modDate: 2023-01-01
+modDate: 2026-06-12
 title: Substitute variables in templates
 description: Package steps have a feature that allows you to replace variables in any file.
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 The following example shows you how to use the Substitute Variables in Templates feature to provide a different login form to the different environments you're deploying to. In this example, we're deploying to a **Test** and **Production** environment.
 
 1. Create the login variable in Octopus. From the: [project](/docs/projects) overview page, click **Variables**.
   - Enter a the name for the variable, for instance, *LoginURL*.
   - Enter the first value for the variable, for instance, *https://test.example.com/login*.
   - Scope this value to the test environment by clicking the *Define Scope* field and selecting the test environment.
   - Click **ADD ANOTHER VALUE**.
   - Enter the second value for the variable, for instance, *https://example.com/login*.
   - Scope this value to the production environment by clicking the *Define Scope* field and selecting the production environment, and click **SAVE**. In this example, you now have the following variables:
 
 | Variable Name    | Value     | Scope    |
 | ----------------------- | --------------- | -------- |
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-By default, **warnings** will be treated as **errors** when replacing variables in files using this feature. To override this behavior, set the variable **Octopus.Action.Package.IgnoreVariableReplacementErrors** to **True** in your project. By doing this, warnings will be treated as such and the deployment will not be marked as failed.
+By default, when variable substitution fails, the deployment will **not** fail. This variable substitution error will be logged at the **Verbose** level. To fail the step when substitution fails, set the variable **OctopusShouldFailDeploymentOnSubstitutionFails** to **True** in your project.
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 ## Examples {#SubstituteVariablesInFiles-SomeExamples}