I'm working with a script called `venvs.sh` to manage virtual environments. It has a simple structure that checks for an environment name and sets one up if it doesn't exist. I also set up an alias in my `.bash_aliases` file to execute this script easily. Here's the issue: when I try to run the command `venv` without any parameters, my terminal closes unexpectedly. Is there a way to fix this so the terminal stays open?
2 Answers
You might want to replace the `exit 0` command in your script with `return` for cases where no environment name is given. The `exit` command will terminate the entire shell session, while `return` will just exit the function and keep your terminal open. Give it a try!
Another thing to check is whether you have any additional settings in your terminal configuration that might be affecting how it responds to the `exit` command. But primarily, switching to `return` in your script should solve the issue!
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