Add --unset option to remove environment variables#26
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Might be a good idea to document this option in the readme? Also perhaps a new release is due since this option only exists on master and not in any release @sorah |
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It seems like envchain currently doesn't provide a way to remove namespaces or environment variables. Sometimes you may be able to set
""as a workaround, but""vsnullmatters in some applications.So I added
--unsetoption to remove environment variables. You can also clean up namespaces you no longer use fromenvchain --listif you remove all environment variables under a namespace using this feature.Example