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I actually store mine in a git repo and then add a line to my .bashrc to source the files in that repo (the repo is here if you're curious), but I used .bash_aliases here to follow convention (and because most .bashrc's are already configured to look there).
Yeah, I also have a few functions in my alias file, for the same reason. If it looks like an alias, acts like an alias... 😉
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I actually store mine in a git repo and then add a line to my .bashrc to source the files in that repo (the repo is here if you're curious), but I used .bash_aliases here to follow convention (and because most .bashrc's are already configured to look there).
Yeah, I also have a few functions in my alias file, for the same reason. If it looks like an alias, acts like an alias... 😉