Hi I was trying to create an alias to run a shell script in background:
alias inj=nohup ~/software/idea-IU/bin/idea.sh in my ~/.bashrc
But as I type inj in terminal, I got nohup: missing operand error.
I verified that it works fine if I directly call nohup ~/software/idea-IU/bin/idea.sh in terminal but it just doesn't work when it's in alias.
So is there some other tricks that I'm not aware of that's causing this?
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