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10 features in rtx you may have missed

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Goal #1 with rtx was to be a drop-in replacement for asdf . We quickly achieved parity with asdf and now thousands of people have moved to rtx and are loving how much faster and easier to use it is. Since then, though, we haven’t stopped and a lot more features have been added you might not have seen. 1. Arbitrary env vars You can now set arbitrary environment variables in your .rtx.toml files so now you can use rtx as a replacement for dotenv and common uses of direnv

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