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Typically, in PowerShell you would use env:VARIABLE = "Some kind of value" But my issue is that I have the name of the variable in a string object. PowerShell does not recognize it as a string object and uses the variable name as the name of the environment variable. For example, if I do this: $someVariable = "MY_ENV_VAR" env:$someVariable = "Some kind of value" The result is $someVariable being literally defined as an environment variable instead of MY_ENV_VAR . I've tried numerous iterations of using ${} as if there were periods in the string, but nothing I have found works. How can I use PowerShell's Env: using a string object?
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