Use the same file for enter and leave? (AUTOENV_FILE_LEAVE)

[Daniel Hahler]

Currently $AUTOENV_FILE_LEAVE defaults to .env.leave, which .env is being used for "enter".

I am using AUTOENV_FILE_LEAVE=.env myself from the beginning.

I find it more convenient to have it in a single file and use $autoenv_event to check which event is being used.

What's your opinion on this?

(I've mentioned this previously already, and IIRC .env.leave was used to not break backwards compatibility).

[Arash Rouhani]

I think in most cases you only care about the entry block and don't care about the cleanup (if you want cleanup, you just open a new shell).

So, if you would also run the .env when you leave the directory, that would start doing strange things you don't guard against it in the .env file, which I don't think you should need to.

[Daniel Hahler]

if you want cleanup, you just open a new shell

Interesting approach.. :)

Thanks for your feedback, I think it's good to keep it as it is.

[Arash Rouhani]

Cool, thanks for listening. :)