[rqd] Add SYSTEMDRIVE to env var list for Windows machines #1341
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Fixes #1310
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When running a
mayabatch.execommand in RQD on Windows, the application errors out, saying it's unable to start correctly. It turns outmayabatch.exerequires theSYSTEMDRIVEenvironment variable to be set on Windows machines. After adding this env var manually,mayabatch.exeruns as expected.This change will add
SYSTEMDRIVEto the default list of environment variables that will be copied over to the subprocess on Windows RQD machines. This will also solve the problem of Maya Render jobs failing out of the box on Windows machines when launching from CueSubmit.