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Allow setting env variables when running binaries on linux #92
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LGTM - we're just waiting for the missing macOS part.
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CI's broken and can't even install OCaml :/ |
Seems there were some timeouts on GitHub. Might be working now. However there's also an actual error somewhere : you're using |
Signed-off-by: Nathan Rebours <nathan.rebours@ocamlpro.com>
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I fixed the |
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Ended up adding the support for |
| target system. You can refer to the application's install directory absolute | ||
| path using the `<install_path>` variable. | ||
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| `[["VAR1", "value1"], ["VAR2", "<install_path>/lib"]]`. |
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Just realizing, under WiX, where <install_path> resovles to [APPLICATIONFOLDER], there is always a terminating \. Hope it will not cause problems.
Fixes #88