> have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows?
Its quite easy.
> is a journey of clicks into config windows and option
or in CMD.exe (e.g., via a .bat file) a simple call to setx.
or in Powershell or Windows Powershell, [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable.
This assumed you want to durably set variables associated with the machine or user; transitory settings can be done via set (CMD.exe) or $env:path (either powershell line).
Its quite easy.
> is a journey of clicks into config windows and option
or in CMD.exe (e.g., via a .bat file) a simple call to setx.
or in Powershell or Windows Powershell, [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable.
This assumed you want to durably set variables associated with the machine or user; transitory settings can be done via set (CMD.exe) or $env:path (either powershell line).