Closed samhocevar closed 8 years ago
In some cases the environment variable names may have a different case from what is expected, and envVars.Contains() will fail. So we store it in a case-insensitive string dictionary and use .ContainsKey() instead.
Ah! I didn't know that was possible... looks good to me though! :)
In some cases the environment variable names may have a different case from what is expected, and envVars.Contains() will fail. So we store it in a case-insensitive string dictionary and use .ContainsKey() instead.