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System environment in VSCode terminal is different with OS (MacOS) #32213

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hoksilato opened this issue Aug 10, 2017 · 4 comments
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System environment in VSCode terminal is different with OS (MacOS) #32213

hoksilato opened this issue Aug 10, 2017 · 4 comments
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  • VSCode Version: Version 1.14.2 (1.14.2)
  • OS Version: macOS Sierra 10.12.6 (16G29)
  • Extensions:

vscode-extensions

Here is the screenshot.

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The first and second is iTerm2 (Build 3.1.beta.6) and the last one is VSCode terminal. I tried to echo GOOGLE_API_KEY from environment variables and get the different results.

My project is using Ruby on Rails with dotenv-rails gem.

Sorry, I don't know how to reproduce. But I tried to open VSCode without extension and still get the same issue.
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Tyriar commented Aug 21, 2017

GOOGLE_API_KEY is set by Electron, we haven't had any reason to remove it. Is this just an inconsistency you noticed or is this causing a problem?

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Because the GOOGLE_API_KEY is set by Electron was expired so that I want to use my own but whenever I start the web server (Puma - I'm using Rails) in integrated-terminal, it keeps using the one is set by Electron.

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Tyriar commented Aug 22, 2017

Out of curiosity, where do you set your GOOGLE_API_KEY?

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My project is using Ruby on Rails with dotenv-rails gem. So that I set my GOOGLE_API_KEY in .env file in my project root.

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