Oct 10, 2017 · from time to time changing to a directory (through terminal) launches git process which takes 100% of CPU time and up to 5-6 seconds during which my console is absolutely unresponsive. …

I want to run a script to simply change the current working directory: #!/bin/bash cd web/www/project But, after I run it, the current pwd remains unchanged! How can I do that?

I can print my current working dir like this myPrompt$ pwd /Users/me/myDir I want my shell to look like this /Users/me/myDir$ pwd /Users/me/myDir Is that possible? How can I do it?

To change extensions of files in directories recursively, replace the second line (for...) with two lines: shopt -s globstar and for f in **/*.$1. Requires Bash 4+.

Jul 4, 2014 · This works well in git bash as well. Just remember to restart the bash shell or use (I think) "source ~/.bash_profile" after changing the file.

I want to automatically cd to the directory created by the clone command after I git cloned something. Important: I don't want to alter the syntax for the command (e.g. use an alias/function) beca...

Jan 19, 2024 · I am working on a shell script (shell used, its version and OS are below). The script runs commands in a local git repository/directory with has several tags. The script outputs some string …

Dec 21, 2022 · Why write "cannot change locale"? I did LC_NAME=qq_QQ.UTF-8 (non-existent? locale) and the result is same - warning, locale output updated. I've noted there is no warning only in case …

I'm trying to create a convenience alias that will change directories and then start a node server in that directory. I have it working for the most part, there's just one little issue that I can't

Using bash: shopt -s globstar dos2unix ** The globstar shell option in bash enables the use of the ** glob. This works just like * but matches across / in pathnames (hence matching names in …