I know we're dealing with PowerShell and that PowerShell is case-insensitive, but it is a common convention that environment variables always be UPPERCASED. Much more so in *nix environments. And given that this is actually creating environment variables which could be read outside of PowerShell, it would be better to follow this well-established convention.
I know we're dealing with PowerShell and that PowerShell is case-insensitive, but it is a common convention that environment variables always be UPPERCASED. Much more so in *nix environments. And given that this is actually creating environment variables which could be read outside of PowerShell, it would be better to follow this well-established convention.