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Imagine a new biome environment has been defined called my-env, with a Biomefile available locally that references that environment. The environment contains a variable called FOO with a value of bar.
Right now, to run a command in biome's "context", you'd have to do this:
$ biome use
(my-env) $ echo $FOO
bar
(my-env) $ exit
$ # back to your prompt
I'm proposing this command, which would do the exact same thing:
$ biome exec echo $FOO
bar
(My inspiration for this is bundle exec.)
All that would have to be done is to repurpose biome use to work on the passed command, rather than $SHELL.
What I'm looking for
Write a biome exec command.
Write a test to make sure it works (you can mostly copy the biome use tests)
Thanks a bunch!
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1egoman
changed the title
Add a command similar to bundle exec in the rails world.
A command to run a command in the context of a biome environment
Oct 15, 2016
1egoman
changed the title
A command to run a command in the context of a biome environment
A subcommand to run a shell snippet in the context of a biome environment
Oct 15, 2016
What it should do
Imagine a new biome environment has been defined called
my-env
, with aBiomefile
available locally that references that environment. The environment contains a variable calledFOO
with a value ofbar
.Right now, to run a command in biome's "context", you'd have to do this:
I'm proposing this command, which would do the exact same thing:
(My inspiration for this is
bundle exec
.)All that would have to be done is to repurpose
biome use
to work on the passed command, rather than$SHELL
.What I'm looking for
biome exec
command.biome use
tests)Thanks a bunch!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: