(GH-925) Make package title available to $env #928
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Some times the title of the package must be presented to the user in a "pretty" matter. The Package Id helps, but is not "GUI-friendly". To avoid the need to parse the Id ourselves, this adds the access to the package title as an environment variable.
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LGTM! |
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Thanks for your contribution. I will be pulling it in for the next release. |
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I've merged this into stable at eddf669 |
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Some times the title of the package must be presented to the user in a
"pretty" matter. The Package Id helps, but is not "GUI-friendly".
To avoid the need to parse the Id ourselves, this adds the access to the
package title as an environment variable.
Closes #925