Made it so that underlying Model object makes use of environmental va… #84
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…riables which are then passed to endpoint
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…riables which are then passed to endpoint
Issue #, if available:
#82
Description of changes:
I had problems with passing env variables to endpoints using Modelstep.
It turned out it wasn't passed to model parameters in the modelstep at all.
Added it so it will now be correctly passed. Tested in one of my projects and it seemed to work
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