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Old Yesterday, 10:56 AM   #5
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It doesn't seem to be preserving my custom variables on Linux. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding.

If I hit the "Save' button in the plugin with none of the displayed variables set, should it be removing all of my custom/unknown variables from the env-vars.txt file? I was expecting the plugin to ignore variables it was unaware of. Happy to adjust if this is the expected behavior. I was just going by:

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Preserves any custom or unknown entries that already exist in the file.
I have a QT variable I'd like to leave permanently set, while still being able to use the plugin.

QT_QUICK_BACKEND=software

Also... what are the chances of being able to see (with the plugin) a list of custom/unknown variables that are currently set. No big deal if not. It would just be nice.

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