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A recent release of direnv disabled loading of .env files by default. See direnv/direnv#911. Loading of .env files can still be enabled by changing settings, but it's simpler to provide documentation and an example that just works without further changes beyond adding your personal settings / secrets.
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direnv made a recent change that means that
.env(as opposed to.envrc) files don't get loaded by default, this just updates things so Skate works with direnv out of the box. I also pruned and updated the documentation on the environment variables themselves.