fix: ensure environment variables are passed correctly in integrations #2352
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- Updated logic to properly handle and pass environment variables from integrations to tasks
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…ments Added clarification that an environment with matching keys is required for passing variables to tasks via integrations. This is a response to some issues I had setting up an integration with Bitbucket. I also opened up a PR for the main project semaphoreui/semaphore#2352
- Added logic to merge variables from both `ENV` and `JSON` fields - Resolved issue where default environment variables were not being set
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Well then you must absolutely modify your docs where it states differently |
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