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edited Jan 6, 2018 at 11:44

Comment out the alias line in your your ~/.bashrc with a #.

In your current session you can use unalias dirs to remove this alias. Check again with type dirs.

Comment out the alias line in your ~/.bashrc with a #.

In your current session you can use unalias dirs to remove this alias. Check again with type dirs.

Comment out the alias line in your ~/.bashrc with a #.

In your current session you can use unalias dirs to remove this alias. Check again with type dirs.

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created Jan 6, 2018 at 11:35

Comment out the alias line in your ~/.bashrc with a #.

In your current session you can use unalias dirs to remove this alias. Check again with type dirs.