$ make protos.go
sed -i '' -e 's/\.AppId/\.AppID/g' -e 's/\.DevId/\.DevID/g' -e 's/\.AppEui/\.AppEUI/g' -e 's/\.DevEui/\.DevEUI/g' -e 's/\.Id/\.ID/g' ./discovery/discovery.pb.gw.go ./handler/handler.pb.gw.go
sed: can't read : No such file or directory
using
$ sed --version
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the sed -i '' is causing this - what's the purpose of that @htdvisser ?
It probably should be sed -i'', which would mean, that no backups should be made(the default, so not really required)
This weird argument is present in all sed invokations, btw
using
the
sed -i ''
is causing this - what's the purpose of that @htdvisser ? It probably should besed -i''
, which would mean, that no backups should be made(the default, so not really required)This weird argument is present in all
sed
invokations, btw