Remove systemd shell aliases #15598
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Remove systemd shell aliases #15598
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By analyzing the blame information on this pull request, we identified @edolstra, @rickynils and @bluescreen303 to be potential reviewers |
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I think we should mention it in release notes. |
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Tragedy. I've discovered them recently and just started using... But they don't work over ssh, so not a big deal. |
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@danbst: users should best define such non-standard aliases themselves. You can add them to your |
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Please, add such changes to release notes, otherwise 🍺 |
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Let me do it: 5eb0e13. |
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These shell aliases are likely to clash with other commands. See #15596 for example, where
statusreplaces a builtin command and causes lots of problems in the fish shell library.