I'm using Git-bash (msys) as my command line tool. I would like to have basic commands like:
export PATH=$PATH:/f/ppython275/App/Scripts
run automatically when I start my shell, but I would like it to be completely self contained, i.e. have the .bashrc file on my usb drive. Is this possible. If so where should I put the .bashrc file
The .bashrc
must reside in ~
in order for it to be loaded automatically when you start Git-bash.
There are a couple of options:
Create a symbolic link (using mklink
in Windows). This is only supported on NTFS filesystems and I believe it would work across filesystems.
Create a simple .bashrc
file in your ~
that sources the file on the USB drive:
source /path/to/USB/based/bashrc