Allow using environment variables#382
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i've done all cli args because i didn't want to think about which ones are reasonable to pass through cli i think you could argue for a lot of them, e. g. "remote build only if i'm not on a powerful machine" i'm open to discussing which, if any, options shouldn't be settable through environment variables |
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My usecase for this: I am using a repository shared by multiple people. My username on the host is different from the one on the server, but I also don't want to hardcode a user. Therefore, I want to set the user via a local direnv.
This pull request allows setting all config options that can be set from the command line via environment variables as well.
I used Claude Opus 4.8 to write this