Run bash script at login stored in the home folder?
EnableGlobbing doesn't work on OS X Yosemite 10.10. It has been deprecated (ref).

You can see in logs The EnableGlobbing key is no longer respected. Please remove it. (from /var/log/system.log)

The problem is that launchd cwd (current working directory) is /, so you can't use ./ like some people said.

To run a script from your home the simple way is to use (bash|zsh|sh) -c. option. This way you will have the ability to use the tilde ~ or the $HOME variable.

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      &lt;!-- here is the important thing --&gt;
      &lt;string&gt;zsh&lt;/string&gt;
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      &lt;string&gt;~/you/script/in/your/home&lt;/string&gt;
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    &lt;!-- Keep running... --&gt;
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    &lt;true /&gt;
    &lt;!-- ...every day. In sec, 60*60*24 = every day --&gt;
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