Add support for extra environmentd environment variables #66
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| The `materialize_instances` variable is a list of objects that define the configuration for each Materialize instance. | ||
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| ### `environmentd_extra_env` |
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How does this variable work? Trying out on Friday for enable_create_table_from_source ... only environmentd_extra_args worked for me.
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I guess the question is really is there a list of environment variables for which people should use this variable?
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