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 # envflags
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 ## Description
 `envflags` is for when you need to provide alternative environment variable settings for  command
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 ```
 
 ### Adding Environment Variable Names to Usage
-`envars` provides a utility function that will add environment variable specs to usage
+`envflags` provides a utility function that will add environment variable specs to usage
 entries, while also adding a flag to a `flags.FlagSet`. 
 
 Instead of calling `flags.Var()` as in the example above, do: