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Opened Apr 30, 2018 by Maoschanz@Maoschanz💤

Alt+F2 dialog doesn't know bash aliases

Current behavior:

Typing a command with a bash alias fails ("Command not found").

Expected behavior:

aliases should be recognized, in order to be coherent with the behavior of gnome-terminal (which is kinda used as a backend if i understood the js code correctly, so why the hell does it fail)


Example of use

i want to launch the Eolie browser, but since i installed it as a flatpak, the command is something complex like flatpak run org.gnome.Eolie, so i set an alias for it, alias eolie='flatpak run org.gnome.Eolie' in ~/.bash_aliases

But when i type it: "eolie - Command not found"

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Reference: GNOME/gnome-shell#245