Issue
ProcessStartInfo.EnvironmentVariables
:
A string dictionary that provides environment variables that apply to this process and child processes.
A generic dictionary containing the environment variables that apply to this process and its child processes.
On .NET Framework applications, using the Environment property is the same as using the EnvironmentVariables property.
And on not .NET Framework applications, what is the difference between ProcessStartInfo.EnvironmentVariables
and ProcessStartInfo.Environment
?
Solution
They have different return types, but otherwise there is no functional difference.
According to this github issue, the .NET Core language designers wanted to use a standard IDictionary<>
rather than the somewhat archaic StringDictionary
used by the original EnvironmentVariables
property. They couldn't change the return type of the existing property without breaking compatibility with .NET framework, so they added a new, mostly redundant, property.
Answered By - Darryl Answer Checked By - Mary Flores (PHPFixing Volunteer)
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