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A recurring problem for *nix users is that the process environment Sublime runs in does not have everything set up as users think. Typically, for example nvm users see a different ENV per working dir.
Try to solve this and read a interactive bash shell to read the env in. Don't modify the global python env like #1509 did, instead read it keyed per working_dir and probably use the existing get_environment() to "distribute".
For this to be of any use, refactor our which infrastructure to just use self.which with the enhanced PATH. Finally remove the global paths setting which is conceptually wrong anyway.
Reacted by Koen Lageveen, Devon Powell, Ivan Nikolić, Mikael Henriksson and Jean-Guillaume Buret
Possible solution would be to add dependency on a shellenv "Package Control dependency":
Usage
To have a package require shellenv, add a file named dependencies.json into
the root folder of your Sublime Text package, and add the following:
{
"*": {
"*": [
"shellenv"
]
}
}
This indicates that for all operating systems (*), and all versions of
Sublime Text (nested *), require the shellenv dependency. You can also read
the official documentation about dependencies.
Examples
The output of get_env() may be useful when launching a subprocess:
Activity
tribals commentedon Apr 27, 2023
Possible solution would be to add dependency on a
shellenv"Package Control dependency":Reference: https://github.com/codexns/shellenv#usage
tribals commentedon Apr 27, 2023
See #1900.