[Fix-14963] Fix the error of using shell task to obtain Home variable in Ubuntu system #14964
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close #14963
sudo -E:
The -E option retains the current user's environment variables. This means that when using sudo -E, the new child process will inherit the environment variables of the current user, rather than using the environment variables of the target user. This includes variables like PATH and others.
sudo -E is typically used to ensure that when using sudo to execute commands, some important environment variables remain unchanged to avoid affecting the command's execution.
sudo -i:
The -i option signifies logging in as the target user (usually the root user) and creating a new login shell. This switches to the environment of the target user, including the working directory, user variables, and so on, just as if you had logged in as the target user.
sudo -i is usually used when you need to perform tasks that require root privileges or when you need to execute commands within the environment of the target user.
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