Aliases not working in Vscode terminal

[BolajiAyodeji]

The aliases work just fine on my git bash but I just tried running them on my Vscode terminal and it didn't work at all
ERROR: bash: command not found

[SarathSantoshDamaraju]

Did you try re-starting VS code?

[BolajiAyodeji]

Did you try re-starting VS code?

Yes, I did, still same.
Not working!

[SarathSantoshDamaraju]

It should reflect, I will look into it. But for that, I need some debug info from you, can you confirm/share the following

• Check if this issue can help you.

If not

• Did you try typing the lazyGit commands from your terminal/command prompt other than git bash

• Share your VS code and OS details?

[BolajiAyodeji]

It should reflect, I will look into it. But for that, I need some debug info from you, can you confirm/share the following

• Check if this issue can help you.

If not

• Did you try typing the lazyGit commands from your terminal/command prompt other than git bash
• Share your VS code and OS details?

Let me try this

[SarathSantoshDamaraju]

@BolajiAyodeji Is it fixed?

[BolajiAyodeji]

@SarathSantoshDamaraju Nope.
That issue did not help.
YES, That's what I'm trying to do, I've been using LazyGit commands on git bash, it works fine but on terminal/command it doesn't
VScode v1.30.2
Windows 10

[SarathSantoshDamaraju]

I believe issue is with the bash file. This is written for Linux systems, thus bash file is given as .bash_profile. If i am not wrong in windows it is .bashrc and this might be reason behind not able to access the commands from the Windows CMD. I need your help in it.

TLDR; Try pasting this file in .bashrc

1. Open the file .bashrc which is found in location C:\Users\USERNAME\.bashrc

2. If file .bashrc not exist then create it using below steps:

• Open Command Prompt and goto C:\Users\USERNAME\.
• Type command notepad ~/.bashrc
• It generates the .bashrc file.
• Add this commands and restart terminal.

Please let me know if this works.

[JoshMurph316]

adding my aliases to the .bashrc worked for me. Thank you!

[chelojimenez]

.bashrc worked for me too!

[Isaac-Svi]

@SarathSantoshDamaraju Perfect! Fixed it for me as well. Thanks a lot. 👍

[xmazlan]

I believe issue is with the bash file. This is written for Linux systems, thus bash file is given as .bash_profile. If i am not wrong in windows it is .bashrc and this might be reason behind not able to access the commands from the Windows CMD. I need your help in it.

TLDR; Try pasting this file in .bashrc

1. Open the file .bashrc which is found in location C:\Users\USERNAME\.bashrc
2. If file .bashrc not exist then create it using below steps:

• Open Command Prompt and goto C:\Users\USERNAME\.
• Type command notepad ~/.bashrc
• It generates the .bashrc file.
• Add this commands and restart terminal.

Please let me know if this works.

perfect

[levietanh0001]

I believe issue is with the bash file. This is written for Linux systems, thus bash file is given as .bash_profile. If i am not wrong in windows it is .bashrc and this might be reason behind not able to access the commands from the Windows CMD. I need your help in it.

TLDR; Try pasting this file in .bashrc

1. Open the file .bashrc which is found in location C:\Users\USERNAME\.bashrc
2. If file .bashrc not exist then create it using below steps:

• Open Command Prompt and goto C:\Users\USERNAME\.
• Type command notepad ~/.bashrc
• It generates the .bashrc file.
• Add this commands and restart terminal.

Please let me know if this works.

In my case I had to drop '&&' and input aliases like this for the commands to work:

alias g!='git init'
alias gs='git status'