environment variables in pipfile scripts are not recognized correctly
See original GitHub issueWhen running scripts from pipfile. Unix style environment variables are wrongly recognized as commands.
Expected result
hello=world
is recognized as setting an environment variable
Actual result
Error: the command hello=world (from generic-script) could not be found within PATH.
Steps to replicate
- have the following part in
pipfile
[scripts] generic-script = 'hello=world python --version'
$ pipenv run generic-script
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a workaround is to use
$ env hello=world <commands>
on unix systems.@Madoshakalaka Could you check if new version
2022.3.23
which has a fix for something similar to this, solves this ticket?