Documenting your commands using "history"

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Project Organization and Management for Genomics

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Documenting your commands using "history" #72

Closed destadey closed 5 years ago

destadey commented 5 years ago

Next to the section that describes the command history:

What if we mention the two redirection operators ">" and ">>" instead of mentioning the latter only? Using the command "$ history > dc_workshop_log_xxxx_xx_xx.sh", we can create a new file with the name dc_workshop_log_xxxx_xx_xx.sh which is not appendable as we move on to use more commands.

hoytpr commented 5 years ago

Hi @destadey and thanks for your comments. Unfortunately you may have entered these issues in the wrong lesson. It looks like you are working in a Jupyter (iPython) notebook. I'm sorry I wasn't able to locate the exact lesson you are commenting about. Should I go ahead and close this issue and you can place it in a different lesson? Thanks! Peter

hoytpr commented 5 years ago

Closing #72