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To set env vars in your terminal you can eval the dotenv export format. For example,
```shell
eval`chamber export foo -f dotenv`
echo$foo_var
```
This does not work correctly with various special characters. In general, use of the dotenv format should be avoided (see #208), and especially here when we have #184 specifically to handle this use case.
Recommended change:
To set env vars in your terminal you can use the chamber env command. For example,
@nickatsegment I'd rather not spend time on the whole fork and PR thing, if you don't mind, and I don't need attribution. Please just go ahead and fix it in your next update.
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The directions for setting env vars in your terminal given in #247 are wrong.
chamber/README.md
Lines 174 to 178 in c2a0530
This does not work correctly with various special characters. In general, use of the
dotenv
format should be avoided (see #208), and especially here when we have #184 specifically to handle this use case.Recommended change:
To set env vars in your terminal you can use the
chamber env
command. For example,The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: