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Thereof, how do I use bash aliases?
To create an alias in bash that is set every time youstarta shell:
- Open your ~/.bash_profile file.
- Add a line with the alias—for example, aliaslf='ls-F'
- Save the file.
- Quit the editor. The new alias will be set for the nextshellyou start.
- Open a new Terminal window to check that the alias isset:alias.
Thereof, where is bash aliases file?
Steps to Setting Up Aliases in the bash-shell
- Open your .bashrc. Your .bashrc file is located in youruserdirectory.
- Go to the end of the file. In vim, you can accomplish thisjustby hitting “G” (please note that it iscapital).
- Add the alias.
- Write and close the file.
- Install the .bashrc.
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