I installed Bash on Ubuntu on Windows 10 and I use rails.
After starting Windows, I changed the directory every time and started rails.
I'd like to start rails automatically when I log in to windows, is there any way?
The following commands have been executed by the time the rails are started:
[Operating Environment]
·Windows 10
·ruby: 2.4.1
·rails: 5.1.2
·Bash on Ubuntu on Windows
Execute Commands
C:\Users\username\Desktop>cd C:\Users\username\rails\rails_app
C:\Users\username\rails\rails_app>bash
username@TEST1:mnt/Users/username/rails/rails_app$rails
I think it would be better to register the command I run every time with the startup.
PowerShell
start "${env:APPDATA}\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup"
Run to open the startup folder, so create a new shortcut here
bash-c"
(commands running) "
Yes, if you have more than one command, connect it with ;
and put it all in a double quote
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