feat: Add --recursive flag to enable env-var nesting #253
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Look like this matches an existing feature request: #97 |
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Also possibly #122 |
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awesome to see this supported out of the box 🎉 |
nkrul
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@toddbluhm Hello! It would be great if you could merge it. Variable expansion is essential for most complex projects |
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this would be really useful.... |
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@toddbluhm - back to a project where this would be really useful. |
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Added a command line
--recursiveoption.This will reprocess the env file to fill in any ${variables} there may be.
eg:
will resolve VAL2 to
Hello ThereIt's not order dependent, as long as it's in the file
It's all done in a single pass.
Also made
$varand${var}both workAlso fixed a return type bug (process.kill can return a boolean in my version of node)
This has been tested on a real project with a file:/ dependency include;