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We can probably just exclude everything that starts with
.
, which will also get the.github
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Any idea how to write that?
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Ummmm
sed -e '/\.\*/d' -e '/appveyor.yml/d'
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@iblis17 any particular reason to use
.*
instead of.+
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Does OSX have
gsed
? or I can write one for bsd sed.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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no
gsed
, it uses BSD sed.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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for bsd sed
I test it on my FreeBSD box
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Thanks, that works! Is that compatible with GNU sed as well?
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I tested on an Arch box, seems work.