Change PS1 in .bashrc so that the following directory path is shown:

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A little background:

I am running Windows 10, have installed git bash, and created the .bashrc file.

Right now in my .bashrc, I have the following line:

PS1='w> '

So suppose I am on my desktop, and there is a folder called test. In git bash, it would show this:

~/Desktop/Test> (enter command here)

In my cmd, it would show:

C:UsersJohnDesktopTest> (enter command here)

I like the cmd path that it shows, and was wondering if it is possible to show this path instead of the one git bash shows, by modifying the PS1.

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A little background:

I am running Windows 10, have installed git bash, and created the .bashrc file.

Right now in my .bashrc, I have the following line:

PS1='w> '

So suppose I am on my desktop, and there is a folder called test. In git bash, it would show this:

~/Desktop/Test> (enter command here)

In my cmd, it would show:

C:UsersJohnDesktopTest> (enter command here)

I like the cmd path that it shows, and was wondering if it is possible to show this path instead of the one git bash shows, by modifying the PS1.

edited Jan 15 at 0:06

Jeff Schaller

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A little background:

I am running Windows 10, have installed git bash, and created the .bashrc file.

Right now in my .bashrc, I have the following line:

PS1='w> '

So suppose I am on my desktop, and there is a folder called test. In git bash, it would show this:

~/Desktop/Test> (enter command here)

In my cmd, it would show:

C:UsersJohnDesktopTest> (enter command here)

I like the cmd path that it shows, and was wondering if it is possible to show this path instead of the one git bash shows, by modifying the PS1.

edited Jan 15 at 0:06

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

asked Jan 14 at 23:17

K Split X

288312

A little background:

I am running Windows 10, have installed git bash, and created the .bashrc file.

Right now in my .bashrc, I have the following line:

PS1='w> '

So suppose I am on my desktop, and there is a folder called test. In git bash, it would show this:

~/Desktop/Test> (enter command here)

In my cmd, it would show:

C:UsersJohnDesktopTest> (enter command here)

I like the cmd path that it shows, and was wondering if it is possible to show this path instead of the one git bash shows, by modifying the PS1.

edited Jan 15 at 0:06

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

asked Jan 14 at 23:17

K Split X

288312

edited Jan 15 at 0:06

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

edited Jan 15 at 0:06

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

edited Jan 15 at 0:06

Jeff Schaller

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asked Jan 14 at 23:17

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asked Jan 14 at 23:17

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That seems not possible with w or W but you can do this:

PS1='$PWD> '

answered Jan 14 at 23:39

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That seems not possible with w or W but you can do this:

PS1='$PWD> '

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That seems not possible with w or W but you can do this:

PS1='$PWD> '

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That seems not possible with w or W but you can do this:

PS1='$PWD> '

answered Jan 14 at 23:39

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That seems not possible with w or W but you can do this:

PS1='$PWD> '

answered Jan 14 at 23:39

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answered Jan 14 at 23:39

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