Closed johanclasson closed 7 years ago
This could be used for example to add configuration data to a database.
My basic idea is to get all environment variables that starts with say dbup. (gci env:dbup_* in PowerShell) and iterate those and call the WithVariable(key, value) function.
gci env:dbup_*
WithVariable(key, value)
https://dbup.readthedocs.io/en/latest/more-info/variable-substitution/
This could be used for example to add configuration data to a database.
My basic idea is to get all environment variables that starts with say dbup. (
gci env:dbup_*in PowerShell) and iterate those and call theWithVariable(key, value)function.https://dbup.readthedocs.io/en/latest/more-info/variable-substitution/