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It is always sourced, so it should set environment variables which need to be updated frequently. PATH (or its associated counterpart path) is a good example because you probably don't want to restart your whole session to make it update. By setting it in that file, reopening a terminal emulator will start a new Zsh instance with the PATH value updated. | |
But be aware that this file is read even when Zsh is launched to run a single command (with the -c option), even by another tool like make. You should be very careful to not modify the default behavior of standard commands as it may break some tools which use them (by setting aliases for example). For sure, it is not forbidden as you know what you are doing. | |
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#A BADASS list for faster Web Development!
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