Add dynamic environment file loading#339
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darrenburns merged 4 commits intoMar 25, 2026
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- Add LoadEnvFileDialog modal for selecting and loading .env files - Scan both working directory and config directory for .env files - Add "environment: Load env file" command palette entry
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Thank you! I've made some changes to this PR to use a path completing autocompletion dropdown instead of the 2 distinct fields, as it feels slightly nicer to me
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I've added the feature of dynamically loading env files at runtime via commands. This allows dynamic switching of environment variable values, eliminating the need to exit the app and reload environment variables with the --env arg.
btw: merging with #319 makes the PR more complete