Shell aliases & paths

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AFAICT, a shell command alias (one that starts with a "!") is executed
from the repository root, but to make things worse it looks like there
is no way to tell which directory it was executed from.  If this is
correct, then these aliases are useless for anything that need to
accept relative paths.  Is there something obvious that I'm missing?

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