samintz
Scott Mintz
- May
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I have environment variables that I have used to automatically run python scripts. Since Python 2 is now deprecated, I was trying to get rid of the variables.
However, the UNSET command fails to remove the variable named .py[co]. It removed .py and .pyw without any issues. There is no error, it just doesn't remove the variable. I tried escaping the brackets. I tried putting it in quotes.
I was able to erase it the old fashioned way:
But UNSET doesn't work. I am running v27.01.22.
However, the UNSET command fails to remove the variable named .py[co]. It removed .py and .pyw without any issues. There is no error, it just doesn't remove the variable. I tried escaping the brackets. I tried putting it in quotes.
I was able to erase it the old fashioned way:
Code:
set .py[co]=
But UNSET doesn't work. I am running v27.01.22.