tests: Add env-var-default.test #120
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In #119 it was reported variables from [DEFAULT] do not work within environment sections. Cannot reproduce here, but add a test to see if it fails on some other platform.
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Seems reasonable, the crappy error seems to be from configparser lib. It's just weird since we don't mention "interpolation" anywhere in btest docs, but it's the term they use.
I guess another thing we could do is mention interpolation and link the configparser. This is also mentioned in the README:
(the weird syntax is due to Python's ConfigParser class).
but it's never linked
Though, not a big deal & fine as-is, but I wouldn't oppose more nudging in the README too
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In #119 it was reported variables from [DEFAULT] do not work within environment sections. Cannot reproduce here, but add a test to see if it fails on some other platform.