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Is there a way to “expand” a bash alias on the command-line and get the command behind it?
So it for instance would turn ls into;
ls --color=auto
I keep getting into situations when my aliases does almost what I want to do, but not exactly…
Is this possible all suggestions or answers appreciated
Try
It will show you the expansion of the given alias name