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Is there a way to use a global env configuration with this? I don't want to pollute various directories with .env, and having a global ~/.autoenv.yaml or whatever would be much easier for me to track in my dotfiles repo and sync across computers.
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This one works by overriding cd. A simple hack for your issue is to make a base directory that contain all your projects, or at least symlinks, place .env file inside that base directory, and while working cd through that base directory.
I was actually (somewhat lazily) waiting for this issue to be fixed to use autoenv (lazy in the sense that for now I just do things the old fashioned way). This way seems about as hacky as just forking autoenv and doing it the right way (again, though, I'm lazy, so I doubt it will happen).
Is there a way to use a global env configuration with this? I don't want to pollute various directories with
.env
, and having a global~/.autoenv.yaml
or whatever would be much easier for me to track in my dotfiles repo and sync across computers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: