moving variables to separate files#9
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bobrovalex wants to merge 1 commit intoBreadOnPenguins:masterfrom
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moving variables to separate files#9bobrovalex wants to merge 1 commit intoBreadOnPenguins:masterfrom
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Hi from Ukraine!
Instead of storing environment variables in the
.zprofilefile, you can source them from the.config/shell/env/folder.There, you can separate them into different files by category.
This allows you to source environment variables into bash to, for example.
IMPORTANT: Place the numeric prefix into file name like
01-so that it is loaded first.In
.zprofileyou can choose to source all files from folder, source individual files or exclude files from list