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by salgernon
3187 days ago
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erm, "git git foo"; in most shells can be fixed with "!*" as your next command. Repeat until lameness subsides. Seriously though, I don't understand why people want to hide obvious errors like this - I'd much rather have the tool fail to execute than potentially perform some action I wasn't expecting. |
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