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lol. good luck running a bash script that does a bunch of 'rm's.
by llcoolv 8y ago
lol. good luck running a bash script that does a bunch of 'rm's.
- jeremyjh 8y agoHis aliases wouldn't be in scope there.
- llcoolv 8y agoThanks a lot! Here is a better explanation https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/362546/what-is-the-scope-of-environment-variables-defined-in-bashrc https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/362546/what-is-the-... . This seems like a decent gap in my knowledge. Is it still going to be out of scope if he e.g. runs the shell script from the shell?
- jeremyjh 8y agoNot if the alias is in .bashrc / .zshrc and they execute the shell script in the normal way. If they source the script, sure. But no one runs scripts that way, for this exact reason.