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Eventually `raen` may wrap `near`. Until then, it’s useful to know how to build & deploy in one command.
willemneal
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Jul 25, 2022
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| # Tips | |||
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| ## one-liners | |||
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Need to add that this is only supported in bash.
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Is there a similar syntax for zsh?
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bash commands and syntax is compatible with zsh; one of the reasons I like it.
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Ok so "bash only" as opposed to what, then?
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@willemneal does this look good now?
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Eventually
raenmay wrapnear. Until then, it’s useful to know how to build & deploy in one command.