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Expand Up @@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ You can use the combination of (INDEX, SEQID) as an unique identifier of a task.

## Example

### For UNIX/Linux

```yaml
out:
type: command
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type: csv
```

### For Windows

To refer Environment variables, you should use `${Env:ENVVAR}`.
For example, in powershell, you can refer `INDEX` and `SEQID` environment variables, which are defined by `embulk-output-command`, like this:

```powershell
${Env:INDEX} # refer INDEX environment variable
${Env:SEQID} # refer SEQID environment variable
```

Note that `${input}` equals to `cat -` in PowerShell.

```yaml
out:
type: command
command: ${input} > task.${Env:INDEX}.${Env:SEQID}.csv
formatter:
type: csv
```

## Build

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