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export is a shell builtin -- it can't be executed by xargs and even if it could, wouldn't be in the context of the shell you want.
by jedbrown 5y ago
export is a shell builtin -- it can't be executed by xargs and even if it could, wouldn't be in the context of the shell you want.
- OJFord 5y agoTrue. `sh -c export` then, with `set -o allexport` ;)