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I really like the idea of atuin dotfiles alias, but I find it's very common to use shell functions with operating system detection to set different alias values.
For example on macOS for ls one might set ll=ls -laG but on Linux they may use ll=ls -la --color=auto for the equivalent because of the difference between GNU ls and macOS ls color arguments.
I can work around this with different alias names, but it would be useful to have alias values be conditional depending on the detected operating system atuin is running on.
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I really like the idea of
atuin dotfiles alias
, but I find it's very common to use shell functions with operating system detection to set different alias values.For example on macOS for ls one might set
ll=ls -laG
but on Linux they may usell=ls -la --color=auto
for the equivalent because of the difference between GNU ls and macOS ls color arguments.I can work around this with different alias names, but it would be useful to have alias values be conditional depending on the detected operating system atuin is running on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: