Handle multiline strings in .env file #250
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Handle multiline strings in .env file
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Key is stored as a quoted multiline string to work locally and on Heroku. See: - [Handle multiline strings in .env file](ddollar/foreman#250) - [How To Store Private Key Files In Heroku](http://ar.zu.my/how-to-store-private-key-files-in-heroku)
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This adds support for multiline strings in format:
FOO="bar\nbaz". This way it's possible to use multiline strings (e.g. certificates) locally and e.g. on Heroku:or from a file:
cert.pem