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Windows Bashrc 2021 -

You type vim ~/.bashrc , ready to paste in your favorite aliases, only to be greeted by an empty file—or worse, an error message. You create the file, add your shortcuts, restart the terminal, and... nothing happens. Your aliases are gone.

In the world of Windows development, the .bashrc file is your control center for customizing your terminal environment. Whether you are using or the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) , this hidden script runs every time you open a new shell, allowing you to automate repetitive tasks and personalize your workspace. Where is the .bashrc File on Windows? windows bashrc

If you want a quick way to edit this file later, add this alias to the file itself: You type vim ~/

The file is not created by default on Windows. You must create it in your directory. Your aliases are gone