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When following the installation process in our guides in #882@zburke noted that the "copy" links to copy commands included the shell prompt, which is not super useful since you end up with a double shell prompt when you try to use it.
In other words, in the display $ npm install bigtest --save-dev, the string that should be copied is just the command itself:
npm install bigtest --save-dev
not the command plus shell prompt.
$ npm install bigtest --save-dev
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Can we just get rid of the leading $? Including it in the shell prompt is just a convention anyway. It use to be to distinguish from running as root using su where it would show a leading #, but no one ever does this these days anyway. My prompt does not include the $ at all for example:
When following the installation process in our guides in #882 @zburke noted that the "copy" links to copy commands included the shell prompt, which is not super useful since you end up with a double shell prompt when you try to use it.
In other words, in the display
$ npm install bigtest --save-dev
, the string that should be copied is just the command itself:not the command plus shell prompt.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: