I’m doing some testing, and I need a way to do two things:
- Load a temporary, customized
startup.jlfile - Stop Julia from automatically loading
startup.jl, which in this particular case is the one from the users home directory. (~/.julia/config/startup.jl)
I found a way to do 1, using a command line flag -L, which causes Julia to load a file when it starts up. I assuming but don’t exactly know if this has the same effect as the automatic loading the regular startup.jl file.
$ julia -L startup.jl myTarget.jl
However, when I tested this, I found that Julia still loads the startup.jl file.
I need a way to disable this temporarily. I am hoping there is a command line flag for this?
The obvious solution if there isn’t to temporarily rename it - but I need to keep switching between the two behaviors so this is a bit of a pain.
I guess I could also change the value of JULIA_DEPOT_PATH, but again this will have other side effects beyond the one I am targeting.