Update documentation about how envman stores data #210
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@DamienBitrise found what looks like some outdated documentation.
Outdated Documentation
envman
does not store its data in a file named.envstore
as the documentation currently states. It stores it in a file named.envstore.yml
.envman add
doesn't create the.envstore.yml
file as the documentation currently states. The user must runenvman init
to create an empty.envstore.yml
file first, prior to adding values.Changes
I've updated the documentation to reflect how
envman
works today.