Hi There, I Would Like To Know How We Can Pass An Environment Variable For The Running Script When The Script Is Run Remotely By An Agent?

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Hi there, I would like to know how we can pass an environment variable for the running script when the script is run remotely by an agent?

  				
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Hi @<1529995795791613952:profile|NervousRabbit2> , if you're running in docker mode you can easily pass it in the docker_args parameter for example so you can set env variables with -e docker arg

  				
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It works as expected. Thank you again!

  				
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Thank you for the quick response! I will have a try 👍

  				
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