feat(login): use $BROWSER environment variable when set to open browser window
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…8b0745d9d6/bin/helpers/browser.sh when set to open browser window
michaelbrewer
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$BROWSER environment variable when set to open browser window
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Thanks for this submission! I'll raise it in triage. |
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@crw - sorry somehow codespace mangled where this PR should be and the leading commit. |
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Use the $BROWSER to open the browser window for code-server or vscode-web environments.
Fixes hashicorp#34902
Target Release
1.8.x
Draft CHANGELOG entry
NEW FEATURES | UPGRADE NOTES | ENHANCEMENTS | BUG FIXES | EXPERIMENTS