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I do that all the time in interactive shells. First because it’s easy to bring back the last command and append to it, second because it gives me more confidenc
by williamdclt 2y ago
I do that all the time in interactive shells. First because it’s easy to bring back the last command and append to it, second because it gives me more confidence about what I’m actually deleting (I could mess up my rm command if I’m writing it from scratch).
With a couple of zsh aliases that becomes quick to write in a stupid-but-simple way: “ls G roc_nightly G tar.gz X rm”