In bash, how to remove an alias?
For example, after doing alias man="man -a"
, I just want to execute man
instead of man -a
.
In bash, how to remove an alias?
For example, after doing alias man="man -a"
, I just want to execute man
instead of man -a
.
To remove an alias:
unalias man
To ignore any aliases with the command name, put \
before the command:
\man