I'm usually set environment variables for the Bash scripts (or any other executable) like: $ USER_NAME="Julia" USER_AGE="36" good_vibes.sh
Me too. That's better than exporting them to the env.
Depends on the context ... For local usage, sure, that works great.
For CI/CD processes, usually, values/secrets are injected with env vars ...
My mindset - fetch default values from env vars. A matter of approach/opinion I guess
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I'm usually set environment variables for the Bash scripts (or any other executable) like:
$ USER_NAME="Julia" USER_AGE="36" good_vibes.sh
Me too. That's better than exporting them to the env.
Depends on the context ...
For local usage, sure, that works great.
For CI/CD processes, usually, values/secrets are injected with env vars ...
My mindset - fetch default values from env vars. A matter of approach/opinion I guess