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rn you can view the env vars for a task def / run as json, but what would be really useful is to view them as a series of export statements, so you can paste them into a container shell. ie, if your env vars are
{
"FOO": "BAR",
"FOZ": "BAZ"
}
it would be awesome to be able to click a shell export button (like the current json button) and see and/or paste to clipboard the following:
export FOO='BAR'
export FOZ='BAZ'
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rn you can view the env vars for a task def / run as json, but what would be really useful is to view them as a series of export statements, so you can paste them into a container shell. ie, if your env vars are
it would be awesome to be able to click a shell export button (like the current json button) and see and/or paste to clipboard the following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: