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is there a way to have calva set the environment of the process it uses to start up a repl? we configure everything in a .env file which is just sourced manually when running a repl manually. trying to figure out how to load that when starting up a repl with calva
@nickmbailey , yes there is a setting, I think i named it jackInEnv
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where would i configure that setting?
(i'm fairly new to vscode)
oh i see
can that be overridden in a file per project?
vscode opens a global settings.json file for me when i try to edit that
how would you feel about a github issue to optionally load that from a file? right now we store everything in a .env file since we can manually source it, use it for docker, etc. i'd like to not duplicate that in a .env file and in settings.json
how do i do a "ctrl+c" in the calva repl? as in abandon whatever form i'm currently working on and start fresh
@nickmbailey, you can’t. I would Expand selection until everything is selected and then delete it. (If I used the REPL prompt, which I seldom do.)