support --action_env vars in build scripts #447
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The existing rustc_env attribute is useful when the provided env var will not differ between machines, but is not practical when each user of the build script may require a different value, such as passing in a custom path to a tool on their machine. Fixes the issue mentioned in bazelbuild#314 (comment) by starting from the default environment.
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The existing rustc_env attribute is useful when the provided env var
will not differ between machines, but is not practical when each
user of the build script may require a different value, such as passing
in a custom path to a tool on their machine.
Fixes the issue mentioned in
#314 (comment)
by starting from the default environment. I did not make a change in rustc.bzl,
so this only applies to build scripts at the moment.