feat(env): add Windows user profile variables to pass-through #10588
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Add USERPROFILE, HOMEDRIVE, and HOMEPATH to the built-in environment variables pass-through list to ensure proper path resolution in Windows environments.
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Add USERPROFILE, HOMEDRIVE, and HOMEPATH to the built-in environment variables pass-through list to ensure proper path resolution in Windows environments.
Description
Resolves #10587
When running AWS SAM CLI from tasks, the following error occurs because profiles cannot be referenced:
This happens because Python's
os.pathmodule references environment variables such asUSERPROFILE,HOMEDRIVE, andHOMEPATHto obtain user paths in Windows environments, but these variables are not included in the default pass-through list, making them inaccessible within tasks.https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/f4911258a80409cb641f13578137475204ab43b5/Lib/ntpath.py#L360-L366
Since these are standard Windows environment variables, I propose adding them to the default pass-through list.
Testing Instructions
Add an AWS SAM project to a Turborepo child project, configure a script with the
--profileoption, and run it as a task.