well I do have one off the bat, we're

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You can surely accomplish this in Dagger. As you correctly pointed out,your Dagger functions can't automatically access your host's variables as part of the Dagger sandboxing model requires all the arguments to your functions to be explicit. So, what you need to do to achieve what you need in this case is pass whatever env variables your function requires. For example dagger call myfunction --my-env $ENVand then use that within your function

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thanks, i'll play around with some hello world stuff first 🙂

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sure, feel free to ask if there's something that it's not easy to grasp.We're always looking for new way to make our messaging clearer 🙏

[twilit fiber]

how mature is the java/kotlin SDK?

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I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking forward to make a solid dagger POC. If you're just playing around and feel like contributing, then it should be ok