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usage: envd <name> [<name>] [<name>=<value>] -- <command> [arguments…] envd <name> [<name>] [<name>=<value>] envd --list | -l envd --help | -h An envdir replacement improved for interactive use. Runs the given <command> with optional [arguments…] after modifying the environment using the named environment directories (envdirs). Named envdirs are found by looking inside "env.d" directories found in the current directory and upwards in the directory hierarchy. The search stops when it hits the filesystem root (/) or $HOME. If you're within the safety of your home directory, this ensures you won't pick up env.d directories potentially outside of your control. Run "envd --list" from any directory to see the env.d directories under consideration for that location. Any argument starting with a slash (/) will be treated as an absolute path to an envdir. Any argument starting with "../" will be treated as a relative path to an envdir. Other relative paths may be given if they do not also match a named envdir in any of the searched "env.d" directories. Any arguments which contain an equals sign will be treated as an ad-hoc key-value pair to inject into the environment (similar to the "env" command's syntax) as if it was an entry in an envdir. Any <command> must be separated from envdir <name>s by a double hyphen (--). If no <command> is given, "env" is run which will print the contents of the environment. Bash completion is available for <name>s and options. Enable it by adding the following to your ~/.bashrc file: source <(envd --complete) As an example, given the following: $ pwd /home/tom/seattleflu/backoffice/id3c-production $ envd --list /home/tom/seattleflu/backoffice/id3c-production/env.d redcap-kiosk redcap-swab-n-send uwsgi /home/tom/seattleflu/env.d id3c slack-webhook-test /home/tom/env.d github swift-v1-bedford swift-v1-tsibley swift-v2 Then envd redcap-kiosk id3c -- <command> is equivalent to: envdir /home/tom/seattleflu/backoffice/id3c-production/env.d/redcap-kiosk \ envdir /home/tom/seattleflu/env.d/id3c \ <command>
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