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Fixes #88

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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 :/

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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 Set.to_list, which is only available from OCaml 5.1.

Signed-off-by: Nathan Rebours <nathan.rebours@ocamlpro.com>
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I fixed the Set.of_list use and added the proper vars for macos!

Signed-off-by: Nathan Rebours <nathan.rebours@ocamlpro.com>
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Ended up adding the support for environment in the macos backend as it was pretty much the same method as for linux.

target system. You can refer to the application's install directory absolute
path using the `<install_path>` variable.
*Example:*
`[["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.

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Support env variables on linux

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