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Add default `PATH` in settings
See original GitHub issueAs per discussed at gitter.
Currently atom-build doesn’t support PATH export from .bashrc, .zshrc etc. It would be helpful if default PATH can be configured at settings so that I won’t have to create .atom-build.json on every and each projects.
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- Created 9 years ago
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There are ways to modify the environment for the atom folder without running it from a specific shell. For instance the atomenv package. You could also make an icon shortcut in your OS which starts Atom with a specified environment. I think global environment is outside of the scope for this package.
It would be helpful if this was at least added to the docs - I would prefer to launch from the App icon vs the shell command - but at least I can build successfully but a way to set the JAVA_HOME and other vars would make life easier.