Forward environment variables through runtime exec - #34
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I'm going to see if I can refactor out the command vs module distinction. But the feedback for now stands.
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| `input` is accepted by structured module backends and rejected by command backends. `cwd` is the command working directory or the base for durable relative module imports. A handle is single-consumer: call `result()` or consume its event stream, not both. Repeated `result()` calls return the same promise. `backend` records the resolved backend needed for later reattachment. | ||
| `input` is accepted by structured module backends and rejected by command backends. `env` is accepted by command backends and rejected by module backends; its values override that command's inherited environment without changing later executions. `cwd` is the command working directory or the base for durable relative module imports. A handle is single-consumer: call `result()` or consume its event stream, not both. Repeated `result()` calls return the same promise. `backend` records the resolved backend needed for later reattachment. |
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We should support piping env into module backends too, in a worker any env variable is populated on process.env.
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Superseded by my PRs that refactors the JavaScript backend to align with how the container shell interface works — the shell/command env path lands in #39 , and the env option surface plus JavaScript-runtime The module-backend rejection in this PR was dropped so env reaches the JavaScript runtime via |
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