-#' If this option is not specified, environment variable \env{R_FUTURE_STARTUP_SCRIPT} is considered, where multiple scripts may be separated by either a colon (`:`) or a semicolon (`;`). If neither is set, or either is set to `TRUE`, the default is to look for a \file{.future.R} script in the current directory and then in the user's home directory. To disable future startup scripts, set the option or the environment variable to `FALSE`. _Importantly_, this option is _always_ set to `FALSE` if the \pkg{future} package is loaded as part of a future expression being evaluated, e.g. in a background process. In order words, they are sourced in the main \R process but not in future processes. (Default: `TRUE` in main \R process and `FALSE` in future processes / during future evaluation)}
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