Just wondering about your act alias: did you know you could run github actions locally with a cli named act?
Maybe in that case change alias to activate or whatever suits your need.
Thanks for your post 😄
That is a nice question. I generally keep the aliases name different than any other command line tool I use, but if that happens, for e.g, act, for using the cli try \act which would run the command without the alias definition. So to use the command with alias as act and without the alias definition as \act.
Just wondering about your
act
alias: did you know you could run github actions locally with a cli named act?Maybe in that case change alias to
activate
or whatever suits your need.Thanks for your post 😄
That is a nice question. I generally keep the aliases name different than any other command line tool I use, but if that happens, for e.g, act, for using the cli try
\act
which would run the command without the alias definition. So to use the command with alias asact
and without the alias definition as\act
.Wow, I didn't know that, thank you!