I keep all my aliases in .bash_profile so all I need to do is type alias and it automatically responds back with a list of aliases I’ve made.
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alias
No need for an alias for my aliases. But then again macOS runs the login shell .bash_profile by default every time.
So I guess this would indeed be useful and not so redundant for anyone who’s machine is setup differently.
It works for me too since I have source(d) that file into .bash_profile. But it lists everything and so finding my custom aliases will be a pain.
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I keep all my aliases in
.bash_profileso all I need to do is typealiasand it automatically responds back with a list of aliases I’ve made.No need for an alias for my aliases.
But then again macOS runs the login shell
.bash_profileby default every time.So I guess this would indeed be useful and not so redundant for anyone who’s machine is setup differently.
It works for me too since I have
source(d) that file into.bash_profile. But it lists everything and so finding my custom aliases will be a pain.