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Claire Duong avatar Ubuntu

Can not call defined funtions from .bashrc

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Claire Duong

I have a function in .bashrc like this:

function gs () {
  cmm="$1"
  if test -z "$cmm"
  then
    cmm="This is Manh Cuong's commit ."
  fi
  
  git add . && git commit -m "$cmm" && git push
}

It worked well with gs and gs "new commit" commands in terminal. But I have just installed zsh, oh-my-zsh on my Ubuntu 20.04 Asus laptop. Then I call gs or gs "new commit", it does not work anymore. I do not know how to fix it. Could anybody help me. Thank you very much.

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bac0n
`cmm=${1:-"This is Manh ..."}`, you don't really need that if-statement. `${parameter:-word}` expands to `word` if `$parameter` is "empty".
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Claire Duong avatar
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Claire Duong
Oh I have just known that, I am going to update my .zshrc with this option
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Artur Meinild avatar
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Artur Meinild
@bac0n is that for zsh only, or does it also work for bash?
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bac0n
bash, dash, ksh, zsh
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Krishna avatar Ubuntu
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Krishna

If you're running zsh shell then you have to put this in ~/.zshrc instead of ~/.bashrc.

Once you've added it there, you can either open a new terminal or run source ~/.zshrc to use it.

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