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How to set eza alias in powershell #687

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harshv5094 asked this question in Q&A, Howto, Help
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I believe you have to create a profile.ps1 in your home directory, if one does not already exist, and then you can simply add

New-Alias -Name ls -Value eza --icons etc...

You can run New-Alias right in powershell too, but it will not persist across sessions I dont believe

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