Every time I open a new shell in terminal, it promptsLast login: Tue Apr 11 10:32:08 on ttys000-bash: /.bash_profile: No such file or directoryI do have a .bash_profile because I have aliases that work when I navigate terminal. I'm just wondering why it tries to check if /.bash_profile is a directory. There used to be a folder called .bash_profile that I accidentally created but I deleted it.After typing bash, no message appears. I just immediately jump into the bash console.After typing bash -x it returns + alias 'cp=cp -iv' and then jumps into the bash console.After type bash -x --login, it returns:bash: --: invalid optionUsage:  bash [GNU long option] [option] ...    bash [GNU long option] [option] script-file ...GNU long options:    --debug    --debugger    --dump-po-strings    --dump-strings    --help    --init-file    --login    --noediting    --noprofile    --norc    --posix    --protected    --rcfile    --restricted    --verbose    --version    --wordexpShell options:    -irsD or -c command or -O shopt_option      (invocation only)    -abefhkmnptuvxBCHP or -o option
Why does terminal prompt -bash: /.bash_profile: No such file or directory every time I open a new shell?
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