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Use process settings without framework dotenv discovery - #39
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The framework automatically reads dotenv files even when development commands receive settings from Mise and ghenv. Set envDir to false so development and builds use the supplied process environment. Preserve existing plugins, public-variable prefixes and build settings.
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