Check original environment copy for deprecations#7685
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let's merge and see what breaks :-)
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This seemed to misbehave previously because we sometimes mutate/set environment variables during startup.
Example
Setting
PERISTENCE=1will still log the deprecation warning forDATA_DIReven though it hasn't been explicitly set.Changes
DATA_DIRenv variable whenPERSISTENCE=1Copy the environment directly after we finish loading any profiles. This copy is then used in when determining deprecations instead of using the current environment.Talked with @alexrashed about this and we decided against this for now. Instead removed the line that was causing the specifically observed issue with the environment variableDATA_DIRbeing set manually as a fallback.@thrau & @giograno Do you remember why this was added? What are the potential regressions we'd be creating by removing this?