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@khaledhassan khaledhassan commented Jun 19, 2023

Use direnv to initialize environment variables - this prevents the need to bake the infrastructure/scripts dir into your ~/.bashrc directly, by automatically loading/unloading when you enter/leave your working copy directory

```shell
# Run the bootstrap script to modify the "$PATH" this shell and all new shells
./infrastructure/scripts/environment_bootstrap.sh
```
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If this looks good, better to remove the environment_bootstrap.sh script and instructions so as to not maintain 2 sets of bootstrap scripts? (Then again, not a huge burden as the environment_bootstrap.sh has not changed much 😄 )

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@sentree / @benkroop - should we remove environment_bootstrap.sh or keep it around?

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Looks good to me - should we try and land this?

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