如何协调 bash 配置文件与 zsh

Question

I recently switched my shell from bash to zsh. I had set up Anaconda via bash, but now that I'm running zsh as my default shell, I can't find conda or, more importantly, Jupyter. I've figured that to get access to Jupyter I can use exec bash -l , but that seems pointlessly temporary. I would rather access Jupyter locally from zsh. Is there some way to link zsh back to the bash configs?

Answer 1

Since zsh can interpret most of bash, you can have it include the bash init files in its corresponding init files.

To do this, add eg the line source ~/.bashrc in ~/.zshrc

Each shell has many different config files and they don't correspond 1:1, so look through and see which ones you want to link. For example, zsh login shells reads both .zlogin and .zprofile , while bash login shells read only the first available of .bash_profile , .bash_login and .profile

Answer 2

I was having an issue with mysql: command not found after I had set the PATH correctly in .bash_profile .

What worked great for me was the following:

1. Add source ~/.bash_profile to the first line of ~/.zprofile
2. Restart Terminal