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I did an antidot clean earlier and .gnupg got migrated
I ran gpg and then ~/.gnupg got created as env.sh hadn't been reloaded to set GNUPGHOME
I run source .profile (where I have $(antidot init) and nothing more was loaded, as ANTIDOT_INIT=1 was set, it wasn't loaded again.
In the end, I restarted my computer and it loaded the new variables and it was all working correctly. Is there a way I can load them without restarting my computer?
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This is a bug. The init variable needs to go. I wanted to save some cpu cycles but I guess that it should source the files after every change. I will just remove that check. Thanks
doron-cohen
changed the title
how do i load new variables and alias after antidot clean
Remove check for init var value
Dec 11, 2020
I did an antidot clean earlier and .gnupg got migrated
I ran gpg and then ~/.gnupg got created as env.sh hadn't been reloaded to set GNUPGHOME
I run source .profile (where I have $(antidot init) and nothing more was loaded, as ANTIDOT_INIT=1 was set, it wasn't loaded again.
In the end, I restarted my computer and it loaded the new variables and it was all working correctly. Is there a way I can load them without restarting my computer?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: