Downside to this is that .env syntax is not a subset of the Makefile syntax because there are certain symbols allowed in .env, which make requires to be escaped. For example the symbols: # and $.
Also the fact that make treats tab as special means that it will attempt to interpret tabs as meaningful inside .env files
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Downside to this is that
.env
syntax is not a subset of theMakefile
syntax because there are certain symbols allowed in.env
, which make requires to be escaped. For example the symbols:#
and$
.Also the fact that make treats tab as special means that it will attempt to interpret tabs as meaningful inside
.env
files