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Wireup env #2227
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I factored out a new library called environment.py to manage configuration from environment variables. This commit replaces our former usage of the envvar function with environment. The next step is ot replace all of our direct os.environ access.
On #2226 I added a wireup._env function and used it under the hood in wireup to replace some older code. This commit brings configure-aspen into the mix. By introducing the env object into configure-aspen I'm setting us up to replace os.environ calls in other wireup functions with the env object.
This was referenced Apr 2, 2014
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On #2226 I added a wireup._env function and used it under the hood in wireup to replace some older code. This commit brings configure-aspen into the mix. By introducing the env object into configure-aspen I'm setting us up to replace os.environ calls in other wireup functions with the env object.