# environment.override-refused

> Talos next · Since next

the environment a `ctx.environment.override` makes breaks a scene rule (the line names it), so it is not drawn and the last good override stays; after a hot reload or `POST /environment`, one the new sky refuses is dropped and the scene's own is drawn. Once per rule

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| Severity | `warning` |

## Meaning

the environment a `ctx.environment.override` makes breaks a scene rule (the line names it), so it is not drawn and the last good override stays; after a hot reload or `POST /environment`, one the new sky refuses is dropped and the scene's own is drawn. Once per rule

## Fix

write the override as the scene file could have it (`explain.rule` the named code); a sky of another kind needs its `kind` too