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can we add this as a command to the sce batch file instead? similar to |
evanugarte
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Apr 29, 2024
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| # Add an alias for the SCE cli in .zshrc file | |||
| echo "./sce.sh completion" >> ~/.bashrc | |||
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do we need this? cant the user just copy paste this line in their own terminal
jerrylee17
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May 6, 2024
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| # Add an alias for the SCE cli in .zshrc file | |||
| echo "./sce.sh completion" >> ~/.bashrc | |||
| source ~/.bashrc | |||
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I believe this is already run by default on most terminals so the user just needs to make the change once in bashrc.
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| # Add an alias for the SCE cli in .zshrc file | |||
| echo "./sce.sh completion" >> ~/.bashrc | |||
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For Windows:
Running startup batch script will add current directory to user environment variables
It will make sure it's not already added