Hey I am having issues with running pulumi remote command with environment variables, I tried a couple of things such as adding placeholder values in bashrc and setting AcceptEnv in another remote command that runs before the main one, still no joy What am I missing here?

const setEnvVarsCommand = new remote.Command("set-env-vars", {connection,
                    create: pulumi.interpolate`echo "export MASTER_USER='"test"'\nexport MASTER_PASSWORD='test'\nexport DB_USERNAME='test'\nexport DB_PASSWORD='test'\nexport DB_NAME='test'\nexport DB_HOST='test'" >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc && echo "AcceptEnv MASTER_USER MASTER_PASSWORD DB_USERNAME DB_PASSWORD DB_NAME DB_HOST" | sudo tee -a /etc/ssh/sshd_config && sudo service sshd restart`,
                    delete: `head -n -6 ~/.bashrc > tmp_file && mv tmp_file ~/.bashrc && head -n -1 ~/.bashrc > tmp_sshd && sudo mv tmp_sshd /etc/ssh/sshd_config`
                }, { dependsOn: remoteFile });

 new remote.Command("mysql-setup-execute", {connection,
                    create: pulumi.interpolate`chmod 777 ./mysql-setup.sh; ./mysql-setup.sh`,
                    delete: "rm mysql-setup.sh",
                    environment: {
                        MASTER_USER: masterUsername,
                        MASTER_PASSWORD: masterPassword!,
                        DB_USERNAME: dbUsername,
                        DB_PASSWORD: dbUserPassword,
                        DB_NAME: dbName,
                        DB_HOST: dbHost
                    }
                }, { dependsOn: setEnvVarsCommand });

I am dumping all the env variables available in the mysql-setup.sh file and the environment variables have the place holder value test. I went with AcceptEnv as people recommended it in the issue https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-command/issues/48 I am stuck here and need some help

It looks like the environment variables you're expecting to see are set up in .bashrc. Non-interactive bash shells don't run .bashrc. Plus, you don't seem to be running bash (though you might be, I can't see the shebang in mysql-setup.sh). You can familiarize yourself with how remote execs and non-interactive shells work by reading `man bash`; the section titled "Invocation" has all the details.