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I am building an outlook web add-in, and while I am developing I will be hitting a localhost url, but when I deploy I'll of course want to point to my production web server.

I found Specify value for ~remoteAppUrl in an Office add-in manifest which is related, but it seems to rely on using Visual Studio to replace a token in the manifest. I'm developing with Atom on a Mac, so that's not really an option for me. I'd rather not duplicate my entire manifest file if possible. I'm guessing that I'll need to create a find-and-replace script. Or is this already a solved problem and there's something out there I don't know about? :) Thanks!

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There is no way to specify separate URLs in the manifest for development and production, and unfortunately no plans to add this in the near future. Find and replace (or a script that does so) is your best option currently.