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Environment variable assignments (such as $env:FOO=bar or export FOO=bar) are only effective in the current Shell process and its child processes, and become invalid when the terminal is closed; to take effect permanently, they need to be written into the Shell startup script (such as .bashrc, .zshrc, $PROFILE) or system environment variables.
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