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I have a Z shell terminal, and I want to configure some aliases to use.

I have made a .bash_profiles file to configure some commands.

This works great after I run this command $ source ~/.bash_profiles

but I have to do it every time i start up a new terminal session.

Is there a way to persist this, so I only have to configure this once??

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  • zsh != bash. Do you have a .zshrc? Input the command into this file and start a new zsh see if this works.
    – s1mmel
    Feb 6, 2020 at 9:46
  • On top of the comments and answers; If the aliases should be bash compatible, the file should be named .bash_profile, and not .bash_profiles.
    – mgor
    Feb 6, 2020 at 9:56

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Z shell looks for ~/.zshrc by default, so you can add such a line to ~/.zshrc:

source ~/.bash_profiles

Create the file if it doesn't exist already, or append to its end so your source becomes effective after all original content has been processed.

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