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Author: Alexis Sellier

docs/pages/configuration/variables.mdx

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 ## Built-In Variables
 DevSpace provides a set of built-in variables:
-- `${DEVSPACE_NAMESPACE}` contains the current namespace
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 - `${DEVSPACE_CONTEXT}` contains the name of the current kube-context (e.g. `minikube`)
-- `${DEVSPACE_NAME}` contains the value of the `name` field of the current `devspace.yaml` file
+- `${DEVSPACE_EXECUTABLE}` contains the path to the devspace binary used
 - `${DEVSPACE_GIT_BRANCH}` contains the name of the local git branch that the user is currently on
 - `${DEVSPACE_GIT_COMMIT}` contains the hash of the latest git commit in the current repository
+- `${DEVSPACE_KUBECTL_EXECUTABLE}` contains the path to the kubectl binary
+- `${DEVSPACE_NAME}` contains the value of the `name` field of the current `devspace.yaml` file
+- `${DEVSPACE_NAMESPACE}` contains the current namespace
+- `${DEVSPACE_PROFILE}` contains the profile that is currently active in DevSpace (e.g. the string provided via `-p / --profile` in a command such as `devspace dev -p my-profile`)
+- `${DEVSPACE_RANDOM}` contains a random 6 character long string
 - `${DEVSPACE_TIMESTAMP}` contains the current UNIX timestamp
-- `${DEVSPACE_USER_HOME}` contains the path to the current user's home directory
 - `${DEVSPACE_TMPDIR}` contains a path to a temporary folder that DevSpace cleans up after the `devspace` command terminates
-- `${DEVSPACE_PROFILE}` contains the profile that is currently active in DevSpace (e.g. the string provided via `-p / --profile` in a command such as `devspace dev -p my-profile`)
+- `${DEVSPACE_USER_HOME}` contains the path to the current user's home directory
 - `${DEVSPACE_VERSION}` contains the version of DevSpace that is currently running
 
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 ## Custom Variables
 DevSpace lets you define custom varables inside `devspace.yaml` within the `vars` section.