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As referenced by sachaos #2 (comment), aliases need to be referenced in ~/.profile before viddy acknowledges them, but the thing is that certain aliases are shell-type specific.
Also alias in bash and zsh are differently build (alias in zsh has options and stuff)
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@Croissong @davidandradeduarte I've added new options --shell, --shell-options in v0.1.8 .
Viddy should check for ~/.bash_profile/~/*shell_profile* as well as ~/.profileNov 13, 2024
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Viddy should check for ~/.bash_profile/~/*shell_profile* as well as ~/.profile
Viddy should check for ~/.bash_profile/~/*shell*_profile as well as ~/.profileNov 13, 2024
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Viddy should check for ~/.bash_profile/~/*shell*_profile as well as ~/.profile
Viddy should check for ~/.bash_profile/~/*.shell*_profile as well as ~/.profileNov 13, 2024
(in `~/.bash_aliases.d/general.sh`, wich is sourced in `~/.bash_aliases`, which in turn is sourced in `~/.bash_profile`)
alias ls="eza --header --color=always --icons"
After a reboot:
$ viddy --shell '/bin/bash' --shell-options "--login" ls
viddy error: Something went wrong
Error:
0: No command provided
EDIT: I added [ -f ~/.bash_aliases.d/general.sh ] && source ~/.bash_aliases.d/general.sh to ~/.bash_profile and it still resulted in the same error. Works great when i source it in ~/.profile
As referenced by sachaos #2 (comment), aliases need to be referenced in
~/.profile
before viddy acknowledges them, but the thing is that certain aliases are shell-type specific.Also
alias
in bash and zsh are differently build (alias
in zsh has options and stuff)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: