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terdon ♦
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I would use a script to do this just to be on he safe side:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
export SOME_VAR=/path/to/main/folder
source $SOME_VAR/loading/stuff.sh --quiet
loadApp1
loadApp2
loadApp3
loadApp4

Just save that in youyour $PATH, make it executable and run it instead of your function.

I would use a script to do this just to be on he safe side:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
export SOME_VAR=/path/to/main/folder
source $SOME_VAR/loading/stuff.sh --quiet
loadApp1
loadApp2
loadApp3
loadApp4

Just save that in you $PATH, make it executable and run it instead of your function.

I would use a script to do this just to be on he safe side:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
export SOME_VAR=/path/to/main/folder
source $SOME_VAR/loading/stuff.sh --quiet
loadApp1
loadApp2
loadApp3
loadApp4

Just save that in your $PATH, make it executable and run it instead of your function.

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terdon ♦
terdon ♦
  • 252.2k
  • 69
  • 480
  • 718

I would use a script to do this just to be on he safe side:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
export SOME_VAR=/path/to/main/folder
source $SOME_VAR/loading/stuff.sh --quiet
loadApp1
loadApp2
loadApp3
loadApp4

Just save that in you $PATH, make it executable and run it instead of your function.