(#2781) Add chocolateyPackageId to env variables #2900
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Previously the only env variable to reference a Chocolatey package id was $env:ChocolateyPackageName. This is inconsistent with the nusepec file where it is referenced as id. This commit adds chocolateyPackageId and packageId to the available environment variables available inside the PowerShell host allowing a package maintainer to reference the id of a package with the more idiomatic $env:ChocolateyPackageId.
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Description Of Changes
Adds a new
$env:ChocolateyPackageIdenvironment variable to the PowerShell host when installing/upgrading/uninstalling a Chocolatey package.Motivation and Context
The nuspec references a package by id, making
$env:ChocolateyPackageNameless idiomatic than$env:ChocolateyPackageId. The$env:ChocolateyPackageNamevariable is still available for use, to prevent existing packages from breaking, but moving forward this new env variable is more inline with the nuspec definition of id.Testing
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Related Issue
Fixes #2781
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