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NNormalize referring to environment variables for max compatibility. #247

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@rpavlik rpavlik commented Apr 7, 2023

  • Remove curly brackets for better copy/paste compat with fish
  • Add $ to mentions of variables in paths that do not already have them

- Remove curly brackets for compat with fish
- Add $ to mentions of variables in paths that do not already ahve them
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b3nj5m1n commented Apr 7, 2023

Thank you very much for this!

May I ask how you did this? If you wrote a script or something, maybe we could convert that to a GitHub action to test if new PRs comply with this automatically?

@b3nj5m1n b3nj5m1n changed the title Normalize referring to environment variables for max compatibility. NNormalize referring to environment variables for max compatibility. Apr 7, 2023
@b3nj5m1n b3nj5m1n merged commit 4f9fda4 into b3nj5m1n:main Apr 7, 2023
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rpavlik commented Apr 8, 2023

Just a bunch of search and replace in tree. We could probably do a sed script though.

@rpavlik rpavlik deleted the normalize-env-var-refs branch April 8, 2023 16:23
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