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If you choose to make an alias for sudo, you should ensure there is a space at the end, or else the shell will not expand any more aliases within the command.
So if I wanted to use please instead of sudo, I would need to do:
alias please="sudo "
I am always tempted to put spaces around the equals sign, probably my #1 scripting mistake.
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If you choose to make an alias for sudo, you should ensure there is a space at the end, or else the shell will not expand any more aliases within the command.
So if I wanted to use please instead of sudo, I would need to do:
I am always tempted to put spaces around the equals sign, probably my #1 scripting mistake.