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.bashrc alias not working [closed]
I have set up a few aliases in my .bashrc file, like the following:
alias ras='rails server'
alias res='redis-server'
alias rc='rails console'
alias be='bundle exec'
# git alias's are as follows
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In bash, how can I erase an alias without logout? [duplicate]
I had an alias in my .bashrc and I really don't want it anymore. I erased the alias, but my bash already has this alias loaded.
Can I erase this alias from this bash without logging out?
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How to test for possible conflicts while using alias in bashrc?
Is there a simple way to list all the command conflicts that have occurred in the system due to the bashrc update involving alias commands?
For example, someone writes alias ...
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Issues with .bash_profile and terminal commands
I added some data to my .bash_profile to run two aliases ruby version 19 and the proper gems. As soon as I added the data I could not longer run any commands such as the MacPorts command port nor the ...
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How can I find a rogue alias declaration?
I'm trying to find where a specific alias has been declared. I've searched all the usual places I know to look for aliases:
~/.bashrc
~/.bash_profile
/etc/bashrc
/etc/profile
With no luck.
I know ...
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Alias in .bashrc doesn't seem to accept an argument [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
In Bash, when to alias, when to script, and when to write a function?
I'm trying to setup an alias in my .bashrc file, but it's not working as expected.
I have this ...
