Comment by rcxdude
1 month ago
>Windows doesn't (didn't?) have ENV vars
Nope, windows has had perfectly standard environment variables since the DOS days
1 month ago
>Windows doesn't (didn't?) have ENV vars
Nope, windows has had perfectly standard environment variables since the DOS days
What's "missing" is the ability to launch things the "Bash" way: `KEY=value ./myApp`. Where the variable is scoped to the single execution.
Windows' command prompt requires two separate invocations:
PowerShell also:
Or more "verbosely/explicitly":
Regardless, all those methods aren't "scoped".
eh `cmd /C "set KEY=value && ./myApp"` isn't that bad if you really need complete isolation.
or directly in powershell, `Start-Process myproc.exe -Environment @{ FOO = 'bar' }`
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