How do I restore the .bashrc file if I delete it unfortunately?
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What if I delete the .bashrc file unfortunately on OSX and I can't use Terminal now? What can I do?
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0 2017-09-19 09:57:12
Yeah solved. Just because I changed the the source ~/.bashrc into source ~/.bash_profile in .bash_profile file. I changed it back and it works.
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