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See Get default login environment and the discussion therein. There is Shell::EnvImporter. I'm not sure if you really want the effects of a shell script, or just something that "looks like sh environment commands". If so, your approach seems good, but doesn't respect quoted constructs. In your code, I would at least change the split() to a more robust parser, so that it also understands foo=bar=baz as setting foo to bar=baz:
Support for foo="bar=baz" and foo=\"bar=baz\" would also be addable, but if you want to support multiline values, you'll have to switch away from line-based parsing. Updated: The capturing parentheses were missing for the key, spotted by Anomalous Monk In reply to Re: .env loading the dot env file?
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