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Something that sometimes can also be useful.
You may have seen in the Makefile "demo-convert" that I transform the output again. So that one has e.g. the following format -e [ENV_NAME1]=[ENV_VALUE1] -e [ENV_NAME2]=[ENV_VALUE2].....
Once you can pass a .env file directly or you can pass each environment variable using the -e flag.
What would be cool, if I could create this output already directly via a switch with your envrun tool. E.g. a flag --flag-ouput-name or so.
But maybe that's already too much for a simple tool, it was just an idea that came to me today. Just forget it if you don't think it makes sense.
Best,
Felix
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Something that sometimes can also be useful.
You may have seen in the Makefile "demo-convert" that I transform the output again. So that one has e.g. the following format -e [ENV_NAME1]=[ENV_VALUE1] -e [ENV_NAME2]=[ENV_VALUE2].....
Various tools can also be passed environment variables as individual flags. E.g. also docker run:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/run/#set-environment-variables--e---env---env-file
Once you can pass a .env file directly or you can pass each environment variable using the -e flag.
What would be cool, if I could create this output already directly via a switch with your envrun tool. E.g. a flag --flag-ouput-name or so.
But maybe that's already too much for a simple tool, it was just an idea that came to me today. Just forget it if you don't think it makes sense.
Best,
Felix
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: