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Remove env variables that don't exist from the converted commands in Windows. #149
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… since those have a different behaviour in Windows.
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This looks great to me. Thank you @DanReyLop!
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…mmands in Windows with undefined env variables Fixes #16452 Closes #19084 The latest version of `cross-env` (`5.1.1`) includes a fix to #16452. The fix is: kentcdodds/cross-env#149 Now the behaviour of commands like `cross-env node $UNDEFINED_VAR index.js` is expanding the variable to the empty string, both in Windows and in UNIX. To get the new version of `cross-env` working, I had to change all `cross-env` commands to `cross-env-shell`, as this was a breaking change on `cross-env@5`. To test: run `npm start` on a Windows `cmd.exe` shell, check that it works. cc/ @Viper007Bond @withinboredom
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…ommands in Windows with undefined env variables Fixes #16452 Closes #19084 The latest version of `cross-env` (`5.1.1`) includes a fix to #16452. The fix is: kentcdodds/cross-env#149 Now the behaviour of commands like `cross-env node $UNDEFINED_VAR index.js` is expanding the variable to the empty string, both in Windows and in UNIX. To get the new version of `cross-env` working, I had to change all `cross-env` commands to `cross-env-shell`, as this was a breaking change on `cross-env@5`. To test: run `npm start` on a Windows `cmd.exe` shell, check that it works. cc/ @Viper007Bond @withinboredom
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…ommands in Windows with undefined env variables Fixes #16452 Closes #19084 The latest version of `cross-env` (`5.1.1`) includes a fix to #16452. The fix is: kentcdodds/cross-env#149 Now the behaviour of commands like `cross-env node $UNDEFINED_VAR index.js` is expanding the variable to the empty string, both in Windows and in UNIX. To get the new version of `cross-env` working, I had to change all `cross-env` commands to `cross-env-shell`, as this was a breaking change on `cross-env@5`. To test: run `npm start` on a Windows `cmd.exe` shell, check that it works. cc/ @Viper007Bond @withinboredom
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…ommands in Windows with undefined env variables Fixes #16452 Closes #19084 The latest version of `cross-env` (`5.1.1`) includes a fix to #16452. The fix is: kentcdodds/cross-env#149 Now the behaviour of commands like `cross-env node $UNDEFINED_VAR index.js` is expanding the variable to the empty string, both in Windows and in UNIX. To get the new version of `cross-env` working, I had to change all `cross-env` commands to `cross-env-shell`, as this was a breaking change on `cross-env@5`. To test: run `npm start` on a Windows `cmd.exe` shell, check that it works. cc/ @Viper007Bond @withinboredom
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Fixes #145, check it for more context.
What: Remove env variables that don't exist from the converted commands in Windows.
Why: In Windows, if a
%variable%is not defined (or it's the empty string), the shell won't parse it, and instead it will interpret it as the literal%variable%string. In UNIX, an undefined or empty variable wuld be interpreted as an empty string.How: The entire
process.envmap that would be passed down to the child process is now also passed to thecommandConvertfunction. While converting a env variable to the Windows format ($var => %var%), it's checked if it actually has any value, and if it isn't, it's ommitted entirely.Checklist:
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