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Which disables hash at this line, and it never re-enables it.
It would be desirable to re-enable hash once the scripts are executed. Otherwise, it might conflict with other scripts trying to use it. (like, for instance, nvm loading script)
I'm unfamiliar with the usage of hash within these configuration files, nor do I have a clear idea where a hash -h should be placed to re-enable the command without undoing the intended goal with the disabled. Still, I assume it's a simple fix for whoever has context on its usage.
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By default,the
~/.bashrc
file sources~/.local/share/omakub/defaults/bash/rc
Which disables hash at this line, and it never re-enables it.
It would be desirable to re-enable hash once the scripts are executed. Otherwise, it might conflict with other scripts trying to use it. (like, for instance, nvm loading script)
I'm unfamiliar with the usage of hash within these configuration files, nor do I have a clear idea where a
hash -h
should be placed to re-enable the command without undoing the intended goal with the disabled. Still, I assume it's a simple fix for whoever has context on its usage.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: