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When running setup.sh which adds the kca-aliases, it should start with a new line, else it might affect the code on the last line of the file.
Example, if .bashrc looks something like this:
alias pf="npm run prettier:fix"
When running setup.sh it becomes:
alias pf="npm run prettier:fix"alias kca_init='/home/sb1a.sparebank1.no/a504aa0/git/your_code_as_a_crime_scene/scripts/init.sh'
alias kca_hotspots='/home/sb1a.sparebank1.no/a504aa0/git/your_code_as_a_crime_scene/scripts/hotspots.sh'
alias kca_complexity='/home/sb1a.sparebank1.no/a504aa0/git/your_code_as_a_crime_scene/scripts/complexity_plot.sh'
which ruins the existing command (see the first line).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When running setup.sh which adds the kca-aliases, it should start with a new line, else it might affect the code on the last line of the file.
Example, if .bashrc looks something like this:
When running setup.sh it becomes:
which ruins the existing command (see the first line).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: