Do you use Environment variables for environment-specific configurations?

If your Power Apps solution has any environment-specific configuration items, then an Environment Variable in the Solution gives you a configurable input parameter. Environment variables avoid hardcoding configuration information and having to keep track of and change configuration data when importing a solution.

Some of the benefits of using environment variables are:

• No need to manually edit configurable values in a production environment.
• Configure one or more variables in one place and reference like a parameter across multiple solution components.
• Enter different values while importing solutions to other environments.
• Update values without a code change.
• Granular level security managed by Common Data Service.
• Unlimited number of variables (max solution size is 29 MB).
• Service the definitions and the values independently or together.
• Supported by Solution Packager and DevOps tools enable continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD).
• Support for localization.
• Can be used to control feature flags and other application settings.

Figure: Environment variable make configuration information easy

More information here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/common-data-service/environmentvariables?WT.mc_id=DP-MVP-33518