From where to source a file description of bash functions to import them globally or at least for any kde user session

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Hello.

I am using leap 15.5 with KDE (plasma 5.103) and X11

I have a file which contain description of bash functions.
Here an example what this file contains :

# ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
#
# abort_because_test
#
# ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
#
abort_because_test () {

#
	local L_LINENO=" "
	local L_MESG=" "

	if [[ $# -gt 0 ]] ; then
		L_LINENO="$1"
		if [[ $# -gt 1 ]] ; then
			L_MESG="$2"
		fi
	fi
#

    echo
    printf  "%s\n" "${MY_LIGHT_PURPLE}! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # !"
    printf  "%s\n" "!"
    printf  "%s\n" "!   LINENO : $L_LINENO"
    printf  "%s\n" "!"
    printf  "%s\n" "!   MESG   : $L_MESG"
    printf  "%s\n" "!"
    printf  "%s\n" "!   ABORT BECAUSE TEST"
    printf  "%s\n" "!"
    printf  "%s\n" "! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # !${NOCOLOR}"
    echo
#
	exit ${E_TEST_ABORT:-251}

}

export -f abort_because_test

Initially this file definition was sourced in /etc/profile.local.
A few times ago and Up to leap 15.4, this file was stored in /etc/profile.d.
From 15.5 it is no more possible.
I got a syntax error ( functions name ended with a ‘%%’ ).

I have tried to put the file definition in $HOME/.config/plasma-workspace/env without success.

I have made tests without problems with kde on fedora, ubuntu.

Any help is welcome.

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These days scripts there are run very early by dash, and fail silently, especially on bashisms, such as export -f.

On my desktop, Kubuntu (thus likely a debian thing), scripts in /etc/profile.d are only sourced because /etc/profile has code to do so, and they have to be .sh. It also sources /etc/bash.bashrc, which looks like a good place for system-wide bash specific stuff. And /etc/profile is only run by login shells.

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Thank you.
I know it worked as expected on fedora, ubuntu, gnome because i made test.
It is specific to opensuse but I need a workaround.

Perhaps KDE has its own initialisation piece of code for x11.