I'm replacing parts of a .bat script with PowerShell. Configuration for the batch files is done via files that set appropriate environment variables. I'm looking for a way to load those variable values into the .ps1 script, without modifying the .bat files (as they are also used in other places.
An example .bat looks as follows:
set VAR_ONE=some_valueset VAR_TWO=/other-valueIn a batch script, I'd just CALL the configuration file and the variables would be available. I've tried both dot-sourcing (. filename.bat) and calling (& filename.bat) the configuration files from PowerShell, neither of those makes the variables visible. Tried accessing them with both with $VAR_ONE and $env:VAR_ONE syntax.
What would be a good way to load such configuration file without modifying it's format on disk?
