I would like to declare a few shortcut commands to switch between my various coding projects, so I have come up with the following script.projects=$(ls -d ~/Workspace/*/)prefix=/Users/myuser/Workspace/for f in $projectsdo        temp=${f#$prefix}        temp=${temp/%\//}        c=alias $temp='cd $f'        echo $c        eval $cdoneI put that in a file called .workspace-shotcuts.sh in my homefolder, then I chmod +X .workspace-shotcuts.sh it. when I run it, using ./.workspace-shotcuts.sh I get alias project1='cd /Users/myuser/Workspace/project1/'alias project2='cd /Users/myuser/Workspace/project2/'in the console. But the aliases are not declare (zsh: command not found: project1).Also at the end of my .zshrc file I have added /bin/sh .workspace-shotcuts.sh, which gives the same output, but still no aliases.Any body can tell me what I am missing? I would like to point out that I am not a great *nix user, so you might have to ELI5 some things to me.EDIT:I was suggested to use source instead, which I have done, but here is the error messages I get:(eval):2: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project1/(eval):3: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project2/    (eval):4: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project3/(eval):5: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project4/(eval):6: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project5/(eval):7: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project6/(eval):8: permission denied: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project7/(eval):9: no such file or directory: /Users/myuser/Workspace/project1=cd /Users/myuser/Workspace/project1/\n/Users/myuser/Workspace/project2/\n/Users/myuser/Workspace/project3/\n/Users/myuser/Workspace/project4/\n/Users/myuser/Workspace/project5/\n/Users/myuser/Workspace/project6/\n/Users/myuser/Workspace/project7/What is happening? Is there some special permission I need to give my script?
How to declare some aliases dynamically in zsh?
zsh;quoting;alias;cd command