[feat]: Adding repository variables#2794
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Hey @michaeljolley thanks for the contributions here. My only reflection on this was about the Variable object and how it could also be represented as .NET's KeyValuePair. Implemented as is, is totally fine btw - having a concrete representation could be beneficial to serialization and the way we debug log.
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Resolves #2753
Before the change?
No access was provided for repository variables.
After the change?
Adds the ability to:
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