How to apply the changes to my `.zshrc` file after edit?Terminal does not source .zshrc with custom colors...
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How to apply the changes to my `.zshrc` file after edit?
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I just edited the .zshrc file to configure my zsh on FreeBSD.
For example, updating the PATH system variable:
path+=/usr/local/openjdk12/bin
How do I make the changes take effect?
Must I logout and login again? Is there a way to immediately run that file?
zsh freebsd rc
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I just edited the .zshrc file to configure my zsh on FreeBSD.
For example, updating the PATH system variable:
path+=/usr/local/openjdk12/bin
How do I make the changes take effect?
Must I logout and login again? Is there a way to immediately run that file?
zsh freebsd rc
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
You could source it, but then that would only run it again. i.e. if there were deleted lines from the old.zshrc, then they wouldn't be "erased" from the session. Is there a problem with logging out and in again? You only need to do it for the terminal session, not the whole DE.
– Sparhawk
29 mins ago
@Sparhawk If logging in & out is the common approach, post that as an Answer and I will accept it.
– Basil Bourque
8 mins ago
add a comment |
I just edited the .zshrc file to configure my zsh on FreeBSD.
For example, updating the PATH system variable:
path+=/usr/local/openjdk12/bin
How do I make the changes take effect?
Must I logout and login again? Is there a way to immediately run that file?
zsh freebsd rc
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
I just edited the .zshrc file to configure my zsh on FreeBSD.
For example, updating the PATH system variable:
path+=/usr/local/openjdk12/bin
How do I make the changes take effect?
Must I logout and login again? Is there a way to immediately run that file?
zsh freebsd rc
zsh freebsd rc
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
edited 21 mins ago
muru
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
42.6k5 gold badges105 silver badges178 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
asked 40 mins ago
Basil BourqueBasil Bourque
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
5114 silver badges16 bronze badges
You could source it, but then that would only run it again. i.e. if there were deleted lines from the old.zshrc, then they wouldn't be "erased" from the session. Is there a problem with logging out and in again? You only need to do it for the terminal session, not the whole DE.
– Sparhawk
29 mins ago
@Sparhawk If logging in & out is the common approach, post that as an Answer and I will accept it.
– Basil Bourque
8 mins ago
add a comment |
You could source it, but then that would only run it again. i.e. if there were deleted lines from the old.zshrc, then they wouldn't be "erased" from the session. Is there a problem with logging out and in again? You only need to do it for the terminal session, not the whole DE.
– Sparhawk
29 mins ago
@Sparhawk If logging in & out is the common approach, post that as an Answer and I will accept it.
– Basil Bourque
8 mins ago
You could source it, but then that would only run it again. i.e. if there were deleted lines from the old
.zshrc, then they wouldn't be "erased" from the session. Is there a problem with logging out and in again? You only need to do it for the terminal session, not the whole DE.– Sparhawk
29 mins ago
You could source it, but then that would only run it again. i.e. if there were deleted lines from the old
.zshrc, then they wouldn't be "erased" from the session. Is there a problem with logging out and in again? You only need to do it for the terminal session, not the whole DE.– Sparhawk
29 mins ago
@Sparhawk If logging in & out is the common approach, post that as an Answer and I will accept it.
– Basil Bourque
8 mins ago
@Sparhawk If logging in & out is the common approach, post that as an Answer and I will accept it.
– Basil Bourque
8 mins ago
add a comment |
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You could source it, but then that would only run it again. i.e. if there were deleted lines from the old
.zshrc, then they wouldn't be "erased" from the session. Is there a problem with logging out and in again? You only need to do it for the terminal session, not the whole DE.– Sparhawk
29 mins ago
@Sparhawk If logging in & out is the common approach, post that as an Answer and I will accept it.
– Basil Bourque
8 mins ago