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Expand Up @@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ path nonsense? Don't worry, you don't. You can just use environment variables in
singularity exec --app foo foobar.simg env | grep foo
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Let's talk about the output of the above in sections, you will notice some interesting things! First, notice that the app's `bin` has been added to the path, and it's `lib` added to the `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`. This means that anything you drop in either will automatically be added. You don't need to make these folders either, they are created for you.
Let's talk about the output of the above in sections, you will notice some interesting things! First, notice that the app's `bin` has been added to the path, and its `lib` added to the `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`. This means that anything you drop in either will be automatically added. You don't have to create those folders neither, they'll be created for you.

```
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/scif/apps/foo/lib::/.singularity.d/libs
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- the lib folder in foo's base is added to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
- the bin folder is added to the path
- locations for input, output, and general data are exposed. It's up to you how you use these, but you can predictably know that a well made app will look for inputs and outputs in it's specific folder.
- environment variables are provided for the app's root, it's data, and it's name
- environment variables are provided for the app's root, its data and its name


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