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Equivalent of bash's `source` command in Powershell?

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Mar 15, 202656064 views

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To run a bash script line-by-line (so as to preserve environment variables, for instance), one does the following: Or: I have a PowerShell script that - among other things - sets the value of the prompt via function called . Simply running this script (".\myscript.ps1") does not change the prompt. …

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$ . myscript.sh

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You can "dot source" in PowerShell as well. You just need to make sure that you specify the full path. So, if the script you want to load is in the local directory you would do:

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Equivalent of bash's `source` command in Powershell?

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