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<kenran>
I've started using password-store on my NixOS home and customized a few of the environment variables in its `settings` section. It works fine so far but only on NixOS. On my Ubuntu system after switching I only see the PASSWORD_STORE_DIR with the wrong default value and the others not at all. Do these environment variable settings just not work on a generic Linux system?
<SumnerEvans[m]>
if you aren't using HM to manage your zsh/bash config, you might have to do this.
<kenran>
I am using HM for those though. I haven't tried bash/zsh yet, but only fish though. BRB :)
<kenran>
SumnerEvans[m]: thanks, definitely the right place to look. They are inside that file, and everything else from that file is set correctly. I don't get why the four new ones are not, though, since I do manage fish and zsh config with HM.
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<kenran>
There's something else wrong with my bash config, though, I see. On this system (cannot check my NixOS right now where everything works) the `bash` binary is still /usr/bin/bash, even though programs.bash is enabled and the PATH looks correct.
<kenran>
Any idea why sourcing the hm-session-vars file doesn't "work"? Symptom: I see it's being sourced in my .bashrc, I start a bash, things are not there. I manually source it again, still the exported values are not set.