.envs generally aren't full blown shell, so you don't have `export` available. With that said, I keep a shell function in my .zshrc which, when given a .env fil

.envs generally aren't full blown shell, so you don't have `export` available. With that said, I keep a shell function in my .zshrc which, when given a .env file (or when not given one, assuming $PWD/.env) will set -a, source it and set +a, which loads everything into the environment.