When there's a long command idiosyncratic to a codebase I actually throw it in my Slack messages to myself -- avoids multiplication of apps.
I should figure out how to alias these though-- any good resources?
I tend to have a scripts folder in my home dir, usually set up as executables with references to the working dir if needed. Shell aliases if they're more common.
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When there's a long command idiosyncratic to a codebase I actually throw it in my Slack messages to myself -- avoids multiplication of apps.
I should figure out how to alias these though-- any good resources?
I think I'd probably use Slack in that way if my company didn't have messages set to auto-delete after a certain amount of time
If you have idiosyncratic commands that are really common in a codebase, it might be helpful to create a
development.mdfile for quick referenceThat's a great idea!
I tend to have a
scriptsfolder in my home dir, usually set up as executables with references to the working dir if needed. Shell aliases if they're more common.