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Set shell executable
See original GitHub issueHi! radian is really awesome, thanks for developing it!
Is there a way to set a different executable for the shell (the default is sh but I’d like to use zsh instead).
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The aliases will not work as we are not running the login shell. A work around is to run another zsh inside the shell prompt at radian. (You might still need the login flag though)
By running aliases that should be loaded from .zshrc, which though don’t work.