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I have a `run` bash file where I just return exit 0 on third line. Then I can copy/paste anything I need up from below the exit 0. Silly, yes. but it's super e
by martinbaun 2y ago
I have a `run` bash file where I just return exit 0 on third line. Then I can copy/paste anything I need up from below the exit 0.
Silly, yes. but it's super easy and extremely fast.
- secwang 2y agoIt's great.
- martinbaun 2y agoThanks. Simple and dirty, but works everytime. Even more, I put a vim shortcut so I can run it without leaving the terminal.
- quesera 2y ago> exit 0 If you use `exit $?` instead, you will preserve the exit status from the previous command.
- martinbaun 2y agothanks! Learning every day