Remove > from shell readme, to ease copy pasting#613
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tomasnorre wants to merge 1 commit intoexercism:mainfrom
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Remove > from shell readme, to ease copy pasting#613tomasnorre wants to merge 1 commit intoexercism:mainfrom
tomasnorre wants to merge 1 commit intoexercism:mainfrom
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This may be obsolete with #591 , which is not yet merged and would change the whole README / contribution tool chain. |
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This was superseded by #591, I close this one. Thank you for the contribution still. |
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We haven't agreed on this change, so feel free to reject it.
Currently, the GitHub copy function isn't working with the
> ./bin/install.shcommand.It will end up in a loop waiting for input, and write an empty
bin/install.shfile.By removing the
>it can be copied directly into a terminal and the commands can be executed as wanted.