fix(env files): rename to --load-env-files
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Last change before releasing the minor. This wraps up the env files feature started in #9961. To recap on the naming decision a bit, we can't use just "--env-file" because Node.js seems to parse it no matter what, and since Redwood's flag operates on suffixes, Node throws a "not found" error. It also seems to parse "--env-files", with an "s", which seems like a bug. I opted for "--add-env-files" back when this flag only added additional env vars, which didn't override existing ones. This is no longer the case (they override), so I don't want to imply that they don't. "--load-env-files" seems like the best alternative, and there's a precedence in the work done in Node.js here which exposes a new `loadEnvFile` function: nodejs/node#51476.
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Last change before releasing the minor. This wraps up the env files feature started in #9961. To recap on the naming decision a bit, we can't use just "--env-file" because Node.js seems to parse it no matter what, and since Redwood's flag operates on suffixes, Node throws a "not found" error. It also seems to parse "--env-files", with an "s", which seems like a bug. I opted for "--add-env-files" back when this flag only added additional env vars, which didn't override existing ones. This is no longer the case (they override), so I don't want to imply that they don't. "--load-env-files" seems like the best alternative, and there's a precedence in the work done in Node.js here which exposes a new
loadEnvFilefunction: nodejs/node#51476.