Thanks for the tip. I chose cross-env to make it easier for windows users to contribute. If it's a seperate script that runs only in the pipeline, the env command seems like a legit way to do it.
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Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
I think an alternative to cross-env(for unix systems at least) is to use the “env” command.
For example
Thanks for the tip. I chose cross-env to make it easier for windows users to contribute. If it's a seperate script that runs only in the pipeline, the
envcommand seems like a legit way to do it.