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How to remove an "Alias" in cmDer?

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I created a test "alias" in cmDer

alias testalias = "dir * a ".

How to remove the alias I created?

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Everson Rafael Avatar asked Jan 04 '23 09:01

Everson Rafael


1 Answers

If the alias isn't gone after restarting your console, it means that it got created permanent.

Removing a created alias is pretty simple, you just need to execute the following command:

alias /d [alias name]

In your case will be something like:

alias /d testalias

Also, if you didn't change the default alias that are created when you unzip the app, you can simple rely on another alias which is:

unalias [alias name]

Hope this helps

PS: if you want to see which are your available aliases, just execute alias and you will get them

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rdarioduarte Avatar answered Jan 05 '23 21:01

rdarioduarte