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    Sergei Bulavintsev

    Sergei Bulavintsev

    DevOps, RHCA lvl II, CKA, CKS, CKAD

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    TIL - Commenting current command in shell

    less than 1 minute read

    Today I discovered that command, which you are typing in shell(fish or bash) can be quickly commented via ALT-SHIFT-3 key mapping.

    If command already starts with “#”, the same mapping will remove comment.

    Tags: fish

    Categories: TIL

    Updated: February 26, 2021

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