In order to comment out multiple lines in bash, we can use bourne shell’s operator “:” and a pair of single quotes. Let’s take an example of a bash script #!/bin/bash echo "THIS COMMAND IS GONNA GET EXECUTED" echo "UNLESS WE COMMENT OUT THE LINES" echo "USE BASH SPECIAL CHAR...
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Sign in Sign up janosgyerik/bashonelinersPublic Notifications Fork35 Star213 A collection of practical or just pure awesome bash one-liners or shell script tips and tricks for GNU Linux, UNIX or BSD systems. Open, collaborative system, user friendly, with functions to contribute one-liners,...
Based on the configuration discussed in the step 3, you must now update your website with the Isso embed code. You can figure out where you should be embedding the JavaScript on your website. <script data-isso="https://isso.domain.com/" data-isso-avatar="true" data-isso-vote="true"...
The fact that comments look similar in the spec file language and bash is just coincidence. For other interpreters they could (and do) look very different. May be we should not treat comments in scripts any different than all other content in that script. Contributor ffesti commented Feb 17...