How to setup Environment variables for RenderMan Pro Server and PrmanRender (RMANTREE) installed on The Foundry NUKE 12v1.3, using zsh shell in macOS 10.15.5 Catalina?
Environment variables for Pixar Renderman using ZSH in macOS Catalina
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Environment variables can be set either permanently for the life-time of this shell process, for instance
or just for the execution of one command, for instance
You can play around with this using the command
printenv, which, given the name of an environment variable, prints its value:The first
printenvwill output 100 and 200, the second one will output only 100.If you are only interested in zsh, a useful place to define environment variables permanently is
~/.zshenv. Bear in mind that this file will be sourced by every zsh you are starting, even those which run non-interactively (i.e. as a script).