Run .command–file in the folder it's located?
I have a file called execute.command. When I execute it by opening it. It runs from my users folder. I would like it to run in the folder where it is located. is that possible?
You must change the script to change working directory to script-location directory:
#!/bin/bash
cd "$(dirname "$0")"
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I added cd dirname $0 to the top of the command line. This will cd you into the correct folder. Here are more details.
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