Prevent acceptance context from clearing extra_env #9
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Provider-specific contexts are usually included before the acceptance context. This meant that when acceptance defined `extra_env` to be an empty hash, any environment variables set by the provider context were lost. This patch removes the empty hash definition from acceptance and instead guards the use of `extra_env` with `defined?`.
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@mitchellh Any thoughts about this? |
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@mitchellh Ping again. Any objections to merging this patch? |
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Provider-specific contexts are usually included before the acceptance context.
This meant that when acceptance defined
extra_envto be an empty hash, anyenvironment variables set by the provider context were lost.
This patch removes the empty hash definition from acceptance and instead guards
the use of
extra_envwithdefined?.