2024-12-20 14:15:35 -05:00
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# If we are running in a toolbox container that uses an alt home dir, then we
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# won't be automatically loading the global user bashrc, which is annoying becasue
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# I worked hard to make that bashrc very useful to me. So the below conditional
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# checks whether the user bashrc exists (because we can't load it if it isn't there)
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# and that the current home dir does not match the user home dir (because if it does
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# then we will have already loaded the bashrc when the shell spawned and we'll get
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# stuck in a loop)
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if [ -f /var/home/"${USER}"/.bashrc ] && [ "${HOME}" != "/var/home/${USER}" ]; then
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2025-01-06 16:35:43 -05:00
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source /var/home/"${USER}"/.bashrc;
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2024-12-20 14:15:35 -05:00
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fi
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if [ -f "${HOME}"/.bashrc ]; then
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source "${HOME}/.bashrc";
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fi
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