fix: source .profile when creating new .bash_profile#407
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When jDeploy creates a new .bash_profile, bash stops reading .profile since it only reads the first file it finds among .bash_profile, .bash_login, and .profile. This caused users to lose their aliases and other configurations defined in .profile. Now when creating a new .bash_profile, we check if .profile exists and add code to source it, preserving the user's existing configuration.
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When jDeploy creates a new .bash_profile, bash stops reading .profile since it only reads the first file it finds among .bash_profile, .bash_login, and .profile. This caused users to lose their aliases and other configurations defined in .profile. Now when creating a new .bash_profile, we check if .profile exists and add code to source it, preserving the user's existing configuration.
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When jDeploy creates a new .bash_profile, bash stops reading .profile since it only reads the first file it finds among .bash_profile, .bash_login, and .profile. This caused users to lose their aliases and other configurations defined in .profile.
Now when creating a new .bash_profile, we check if .profile exists and add code to source it, preserving the user's existing configuration.