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Description: The ‘set -a’ command in Fish Shell is a fundamental tool for managing environment variables. Its main function is to mark all variables defined after its invocation to be automatically exported to the process environment. This means that any variable set after executing ‘set -a’ becomes accessible to any subprocess running from the current […]