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Use this wrapper instead: #!/bin/sh set -a . ./.env exec "$@"
by drdexebtjl 2mo ago
Use this wrapper instead:
#!/bin/sh
set -a
. ./.env
exec "$@"
- jolmg 2mo agoor just `exec $SHELL` to unload.
- gwynforthewyn 2mo agoSort of? It definitely does what's needed, but it also removes any additional environment variables that were set, unless they're in your shell initialisation files. I'm not trying to persuade that these tools are essential or anything, just highlighting that there's a few small details some take care of that're fairly nice.