That way the user can add additional templated variables without needing to modify julia_pod. For example, I want to check in a template to a repo but make the GPU configurable by env variable.
I have a Julia launch script using REPL.TerminalMenu so I can ask the user if they want a GPU then fill the env variable then launch julia pod.
I'm no expect but I think removing -i here means we start with the inherited env, which will let any other env variables pass through. And in practice this seems to work.
That way the user can add additional templated variables without needing to modify
julia_pod. For example, I want to check in a template to a repo but make the GPU configurable by env variable.I have a Julia launch script using
REPL.TerminalMenuso I can ask the user if they want a GPU then fill the env variable then launch julia pod.I'm no expect but I think removing
-ihere means we start with the inherited env, which will let any other env variables pass through. And in practice this seems to work.