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When I do



$ watch kubectl get pods


it works fine but on doing:



$ alias p0="kubectl get pods"
$ watch p0


gives an error:
Every 2.0s: p0

sh: p0: command not found



It looks like watch is starting a subshell and the aliases in my current shell aren't visible to the subshell. I do have



$ shopt -s expand_aliases


at the very top of my .bashrc but it isn't helping.



Trying this with bash version 3.2.57 on Mac OS Mojave.










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    When I do



    $ watch kubectl get pods


    it works fine but on doing:



    $ alias p0="kubectl get pods"
    $ watch p0


    gives an error:
    Every 2.0s: p0

    sh: p0: command not found



    It looks like watch is starting a subshell and the aliases in my current shell aren't visible to the subshell. I do have



    $ shopt -s expand_aliases


    at the very top of my .bashrc but it isn't helping.



    Trying this with bash version 3.2.57 on Mac OS Mojave.










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      When I do



      $ watch kubectl get pods


      it works fine but on doing:



      $ alias p0="kubectl get pods"
      $ watch p0


      gives an error:
      Every 2.0s: p0

      sh: p0: command not found



      It looks like watch is starting a subshell and the aliases in my current shell aren't visible to the subshell. I do have



      $ shopt -s expand_aliases


      at the very top of my .bashrc but it isn't helping.



      Trying this with bash version 3.2.57 on Mac OS Mojave.










      share|improve this question
















      When I do



      $ watch kubectl get pods


      it works fine but on doing:



      $ alias p0="kubectl get pods"
      $ watch p0


      gives an error:
      Every 2.0s: p0

      sh: p0: command not found



      It looks like watch is starting a subshell and the aliases in my current shell aren't visible to the subshell. I do have



      $ shopt -s expand_aliases


      at the very top of my .bashrc but it isn't helping.



      Trying this with bash version 3.2.57 on Mac OS Mojave.







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