If you run a shell script, then delete a custom environmental variable in TEA preferences, then run the script again, the environmental variable will still be around. This isn't as it should be, particularly considering that the environmental variables are only supposed to stick around for one iteration of the script.
If you run a shell script, then delete a custom environmental variable in TEA preferences, then run the script again, the environmental variable will still be around. This isn't as it should be, particularly considering that the environmental variables are only supposed to stick around for one iteration of the script.