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Not at present. You would need to supply them via shell expansion and parameters, e.g.,
jk run -p foobar="$FOOBAR" -c 'log(param.String("foobar"))'
This is a deliberate omission; the rationale being that everything from the "outside world" should be passed explicitly to a script, to rule out a source of unpredictable behaviour.
Is there a way to read environment variables with jk?
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