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So, changing environment variables in Java isn't supported. But this now works in an experimental branch (called set-env
) 👿
$ ./bb -e "(require '[babashka.os :as os])" -e '(prn (os/set-env "FOO" "BAR")) (prn (os/get-env "FOO"))'
true
"BAR"
Yet, it doesn't compose well with System/getenv, since the Java implementation caches the environment variables on the first call to such methodsThe talk I did back in February at the Graal 2021 workshop at CGO is finally available: Babashka: a native Clojure interpreter for scripting https://youtu.be/Yjeh57eE9rg
