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Add ability to pass environment variables for launched Chrome process (to set TZ) #29
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Since it can be useful for users to programatically set env vars for a given instance of chrome, expose the ability for users to pass in a env dict into the spawn command that is used to launch chrome. FIXES #29
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Since it can be useful for users to programatically set env vars for a given instance of chrome, expose the ability for users to pass in a env dict into the spawn command that is used to launch chrome. FIXES #29
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Since it can be useful for users to programatically set env vars for a given instance of chrome, expose the ability for users to pass in a env dict into the spawn command that is used to launch chrome. FIXES #29
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Since it can be useful for users to programatically set env vars for a given instance of chrome, expose the ability for users to pass in a env dict into the spawn command that is used to launch chrome. FIXES #29
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Since it can be useful for users to programatically set env vars for a given instance of chrome, expose the ability for users to pass in a env dict into the spawn command that is used to launch chrome. FIXES #29
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I have a use case where I need to launch Chrome with a different "TZ" variable than the one the environment is running under.
While I can do this in my launching Node process, it would make my script easier if I had a way to pass TZ into the launcher.
If you accept env as a launcher option, it would then get passed along into spawn command here: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chrome-launcher/blob/master/chrome-launcher.ts#L220
Format of env argument could be something like this for example:
env: { 'TZ': 'America/New_York'}
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