Remove prompt in the instructions to copy valid command #573
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ktr0731
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Aug 13, 2022
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Sure thing. I removed the prompt where it made sense. In other spots I left them in since those spots are meant as examples and not necessary for cutting and pasting directly to the command line. |
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The copy button copies the command prompt. We should remove the command prompt so that what is copied is valid.
I.e. I should be able to click on the "copy" icon and paste directly to the terminal. What is entered in that terminal should be a valid command.