Closed bobbyroberts99 closed 9 years ago
Yes this is possible. You can add a ~/.bash_profile yourself. Note that there is already a ~/.bashrc
At first I didn't find ~/.bashrc, so I created ~/.bash_profile and got some git aliases working in one of my workspaces. Unfortunately, my second workspace returns 'bash: command not found' when I try to run an alias. I'm guessing that's because each workspace is a separate vm?
Is there some way to use one .bash_profile for both workspaces or do I just need to copy and paste?
NOTE: I eventually found and added a test comment to ~/.bashrc in one workspace and after doing a 'source ~/.bashrc' in the other, the comment didn't show up.
One last question, is it OK to have the aliases in the profile and leave bashrc alone, or should I add the aliases to the end of bashrc instead and get rid of the bash_profile? What's best practice?
Being a bash noob, I appreciate your help and patience. Thanks.
Just started using Cloud9 (enjoying it) and would like to add some aliases to my bash_profile to make using git a little easier. Is this possible with a free account? I can't find the file with the terminal or a howto in the documentation. Is this possible, and if so, how do I do it? Thanks.