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Currently, the only character that is used for splitting an environment variable name to be used for variable substitution is the period. However, a period is not a valid character for an environment variable name in many *nix shells, including Bash. It would be very beneficial if we could override this separator or if it would split by either a period or an underscore (which is a valid character in an environment variable in all *nix shells).
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Currently, the only character that is used for splitting an environment variable name to be used for variable substitution is the period. However, a period is not a valid character for an environment variable name in many *nix shells, including Bash. It would be very beneficial if we could override this separator or if it would split by either a period or an underscore (which is a valid character in an environment variable in all *nix shells).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: