Great content! 3:02 first reference is "bash_aliases" plural.. Then you source"bash_alias" single. For a newcomers, pick one or the other and make them match.
I have a bunch of two letter aliases for git. gs='git status', gd='git diff' etc. My longest alias that I use very often is dcw='docker compose exec --user=1000 workspace bash'
Ever since i started using zsh and ohmyzsh! I'm making fewer aliases since the historical autocomplete is so good! Still have my favorites though like ll for ls -l
6:50: I still think that mkcd alias is kinda overcomplicating. Why make an alias and not make a function directly? It would be much more reliable. Is it really easier to read?
I think it comes down to personal preference - used to have many one-liners like this, one after another, so it made sense visually. But it makes a great deal of sense to have a dedicated file full of functions as well. I find both solutions pretty easy to maintain.
@@nixtricks I see. I have a few one-liners but many of what I have are functions that take arguments and a few even have a help if I misuse (sometimes I forget myself how to use). Thanks for answering
Tada! Surprise mutherfckr Suddenly terminal 👾 becomes as pleasant as eating a big chunk of space cake 👽👽 You have opened a portal to a complete new dimension over here hahah
I added the cd aliases, but in every terminal I get this message. bash: cd: too many arguments bash: cd: too many arguments bash: cd: too many arguments bash: cd: too many arguments What to do?
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Great content!
3:02 first reference is "bash_aliases" plural.. Then you source"bash_alias" single.
For a newcomers, pick one or the other and make them match.
I have a bunch of two letter aliases for git. gs='git status', gd='git diff' etc. My longest alias that I use very often is dcw='docker compose exec --user=1000 workspace bash'
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Ever since i started using zsh and ohmyzsh! I'm making fewer aliases since the historical autocomplete is so good! Still have my favorites though like ll for ls -l
6:50: I still think that mkcd alias is kinda overcomplicating. Why make an alias and not make a function directly? It would be much more reliable. Is it really easier to read?
I think it comes down to personal preference - used to have many one-liners like this, one after another, so it made sense visually. But it makes a great deal of sense to have a dedicated file full of functions as well. I find both solutions pretty easy to maintain.
@@nixtricks I see. I have a few one-liners but many of what I have are functions that take arguments and a few even have a help if I misuse (sometimes I forget myself how to use).
Thanks for answering
Tada! Surprise mutherfckr
Suddenly terminal 👾 becomes as pleasant as eating a big chunk of space cake 👽👽
You have opened a portal to a complete new dimension over here hahah
I added the cd aliases, but in every terminal I get this message.
bash: cd: too many arguments
bash: cd: too many arguments
bash: cd: too many arguments
bash: cd: too many arguments
What to do?