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Handy tip: if you put your aliases in a file of their own and call that from your startup script instead, you can re-run that file from the command line without having to restart your terminal. I mean you could just do . ~/.bash_profile but that would be annoying if there was anything in there that you didn't want to run twice.
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This is more of a Bash thing than a MacOS thing.
Handy tip: if you put your aliases in a file of their own and call that from your startup script instead, you can re-run that file from the command line without having to restart your terminal. I mean you could just do
. ~/.bash_profilebut that would be annoying if there was anything in there that you didn't want to run twice.