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  Optional: AWS EB Environment Name for the Application (e.g.: "myapp-prod-env"). When set and Environment Name exists, it will trigger a UpdateEnvironment Call when the Application Version is created.
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  <p>Optional: AWS EB Environment name(s) to deploy to.</p>

  <p>
    Can accept single or multiple comma-separated values. Examples:
    <ul>
      <li>"my-prod-env" (single environment)</li>
      <li>"my-dev-env,my-staging-env" (multiple environments)
    </ul>
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  <p>When this value is set and each requested environment exists, an UpdateEnvironment call will be triggered as the Application Version is created.</p>
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