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It would be nice to create a Record and have the output be type specific. Eg.
type Person = { name: String, age: Int, }; let john: Person = { name: "John Doe", age: 99, };
output:
NAME="John Doe" AGE=99
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AFAIK, environment variables are always text. I'd expect the following output to be equivalent
NAME=John Doe AGE="99"
Where are you passing the output to and do you actually get errors with my output?
side note: your snippet is missing the type annotation (Person)
Person
let john: Person = { ...
maybe an "unused type" warning would be a good thing
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@denfren I'm passing the output to Taskfile . Your example doesn't cause any errors.
I'm looking for the formatting. The .env formatting would make sure to:
.env
NAME=...
name=...
NAME = ...
NAME="..."
String
Int
Bool
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It would be nice to create a Record and have the output be type specific. Eg.
output:
NAME="John Doe" AGE=99
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: