To reveal the environment variables present in the Circle CI logs, you can follow these steps:
Go to the Circle CI dashboard and select the build job for which you want to check the environment variables.
Click on the "Open raw build log" button located in the upper right corner of the build summary page.
Once the build log opens, scroll down to the section where the environment variables are printed. This section should start with a line like "export ENV_VARIABLE=value".
You can also search for the environment variables using the search functionality of your browser (usually Ctrl + F or Command + F).
Note that some environment variables may be masked in the logs for security reasons, so you may not be able to see them directly in the log output. However, you can access them through the Circle CI web interface or by running command-line tools that have access to your build environment.
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