uloop: allow reusing the existing environment for a new process#344
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When passing null as environment argument to uloop.process(), reuse existing environ. This makes it possible to avoid having to duplicate and convert it by passing the output of getenv(). Signed-off-by: Felix Fietkau <nbd@nbd.name>
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Explicit null leading to inheritance seems counterintuitive on a first glance. My gut feeling would be null == nothing == empty environment. What about |
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When passing null as environment argument to uloop.process(), reuse existing environ.
This makes it possible to avoid having to duplicate and convert it by passing the output of getenv().