Add some commonly-used environment variables to child app environments #160
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I am pretty sure the $PATH one is gonna bite us in the arse soon but let's get this in to fix $HOME
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I agree re: $PATH. We want a scrubbed/default version of $PATH but I couldn't really think of how to get it at the time. |
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Some users reported weird behavior when installing certain third-party libraries and using them with Tower. Turns out, they expected to have a
$HOMEenv var to save some downloaded content to. We jettisoned that env var while scrubbing the environment for other secrets that may be lurking.This PR adds it and a few other important UNIX-y ones back in to Unix environments.