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Usage: be in [OPTIONS] CONTEXT

  Set the current context to `context`

  Usage:
      $ be in project/item/task

Options:
  -y, --yes  Automatically accept any questions
  -a, --as TEXT  Enter project as a different user
  --help     Show this message and exit.

environment

These are the variables applied by this command.

BE_PROJECT (str): Name of current project
BE_ITEM (str): Name of current item
BE_TYPE (str): Family of current item
BE_DEVELOPMENTDIR (str): Absolute path to current development directory
BE_PROJECTROOT (str): Absolute path to current project
BE_PROJECTSROOT (str): Absolute path to where projects are located
BE_ACTIVE (bool): In an active environment

a note on bash and backslashes in templates

Since bash treats \ as an escape character, for cases where your template contains \ you must enter a project with \\.

$ be in spiderman/seq01\\shot001/animation --enter