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How do I copy aliases in my cmder without typing them like alias
Open current directory in TotalCommander from CMDER (creating alias)How to create an alias with multiple commands that accepts parameters in Cmder?Using a git alias from cmderCmder : how to use an alias in another alias?How to add and execute windows environment variable in aliasHow to chain alias commands in cmderHow to add other exes to Git bash in CmderWrite function alias in cmderHow to integrate Cmder properly in VS Code?How to setup Intellij idea terminal path with cmder but initiated with git bash.exe?
How do I copy aliases in my cmder without typing them like
$ alias e.=explorer...
in the terminal ?? for example this
https://gist.github.com/DavidMCarek/87687a81e2574df615ed8a48299a5023
I want to copy most of these entries in a file..
cmder
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How do I copy aliases in my cmder without typing them like
$ alias e.=explorer...
in the terminal ?? for example this
https://gist.github.com/DavidMCarek/87687a81e2574df615ed8a48299a5023
I want to copy most of these entries in a file..
cmder
asked Mar 7 at 6:16
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How do I copy aliases in my cmder without typing them like
$ alias e.=explorer...
in the terminal ?? for example this
https://gist.github.com/DavidMCarek/87687a81e2574df615ed8a48299a5023
I want to copy most of these entries in a file..
cmder
asked Mar 7 at 6:16
TheBASTTheBAST
49011434
How do I copy aliases in my cmder without typing them like
$ alias e.=explorer...
in the terminal ?? for example this
https://gist.github.com/DavidMCarek/87687a81e2574df615ed8a48299a5023
I want to copy most of these entries in a file..
cmder
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One method is to actually copy and paste these aliases into your actual aliases file.
You can do this by going to your cmder download location > config > user-aliases.cmd
Open your user-aliases.cmd file in an editor and paste all of the aliases you want to use. For example, I have a few aliases for git commands to speed up my workflow:
Save the file and then restart cmder. You should be able to use your aliases now. For example, here's my git status alias (gs) now in use:
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One method is to actually copy and paste these aliases into your actual aliases file.
You can do this by going to your cmder download location > config > user-aliases.cmd
Open your user-aliases.cmd file in an editor and paste all of the aliases you want to use. For example, I have a few aliases for git commands to speed up my workflow:
Save the file and then restart cmder. You should be able to use your aliases now. For example, here's my git status alias (gs) now in use:
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One method is to actually copy and paste these aliases into your actual aliases file.
You can do this by going to your cmder download location > config > user-aliases.cmd
Open your user-aliases.cmd file in an editor and paste all of the aliases you want to use. For example, I have a few aliases for git commands to speed up my workflow:
Save the file and then restart cmder. You should be able to use your aliases now. For example, here's my git status alias (gs) now in use:
answered Mar 13 at 17:59
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One method is to actually copy and paste these aliases into your actual aliases file.
You can do this by going to your cmder download location > config > user-aliases.cmd
Open your user-aliases.cmd file in an editor and paste all of the aliases you want to use. For example, I have a few aliases for git commands to speed up my workflow:
Save the file and then restart cmder. You should be able to use your aliases now. For example, here's my git status alias (gs) now in use:
answered Mar 13 at 17:59
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One method is to actually copy and paste these aliases into your actual aliases file.
You can do this by going to your cmder download location > config > user-aliases.cmd
Open your user-aliases.cmd file in an editor and paste all of the aliases you want to use. For example, I have a few aliases for git commands to speed up my workflow:
Save the file and then restart cmder. You should be able to use your aliases now. For example, here's my git status alias (gs) now in use:
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