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In Bash, it's very common to check if an environment is set and non-empty with [[ -n "${VAR:-}" ]]. We should provide helpers for this, like so:
[[ -n "${VAR:-}" ]]
hasEnv :: Text -> IO Bool hasEnv = not . missingEnv missingEnv :: Text -> IO Bool missingEnv name = null $ fromMaybe "" $ need name
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Support querying environment variable presence/absence
624abdc
Fixes #452
Let me know if #454 looks okay to you
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In Bash, it's very common to check if an environment is set and non-empty with
[[ -n "${VAR:-}" ]]
. We should provide helpers for this, like so:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: