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Just replace
commandin your script with/usr/bin/commandor whatever. It’s generally good practice to full path anything run from a script anyway just to remove any unintended environment dependencies.Good point. But then if both the script and the command have the same filename, it will be important to make sure the script has a higher precedence in the
PATH. Adding it to the end of.bashrcshould be enough I think.