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Is there a particular reason for NOT falling back to os.Getenv, when a variable to be expanded within another variable in the file DO NOT exist in that file?
I saw the history on issues and the PR implementing the current expansion logic, and I guess this should be following the Ruby lib behaviour - which I am not familiar with.
So I would like to know if that makes any sense, and we could think about adding such feature to use pre-existing environment variables, or not.
BTW: thanks for the package, very helpful!
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Is there a particular reason for NOT falling back to os.Getenv, when a variable to be expanded within another variable in the file DO NOT exist in that file?
I saw the history on issues and the PR implementing the current expansion logic, and I guess this should be following the Ruby lib behaviour - which I am not familiar with.
So I would like to know if that makes any sense, and we could think about adding such feature to use pre-existing environment variables, or not.
BTW: thanks for the package, very helpful!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: