When I open a terminal and type alias I see a list of commands. for example
kr=kubectl
I do not see this defined in /Users/xxx/.zshrc file and when i overwrite it in .zshrc file with below command, this does not work in terminal.
alias kr=kubectl -n runner
I want kr to alias with kubectl -n runner but it's currently set to kubectl not sure where is it being set. I want to delete kr=kubectl and set kr=kubectl -n runner.
Help please.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.4
I do not see this defined in /Users/xxx/.zshrc file
Does your .zshrc file "source" any other files? It may be defined in another file.
Your syntax is wrong. Put quotes around the command. See this article:
https://linuxhint.com/configure-use-aliases-zsh/
What BobHarris says about quoting aliases. Going a little further, Zsh aliases can take command arguments too. Note that your PATH in the ~/.zshrc file should be set to accommodate executable access, or you will need to explicitly show the path to the executable:
alias brew_deps='brew deps --tree --installed "$@"'
Usage:
Zsh aliases are discussed here, and from the command line in the Terminal:
man zshbuiltins
Nope, Nothing is sourced from .zshrc file.
alias on zsh