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We are using a variety of syntax to indicate placeholder parameters and such. Can we decide on a syntax we will use globally?
Something like wrapping parameters in carrots seems like it could work nicely and not conflict with the commands?
e.g.
cd <file>
git checkout <branch-name>
ssh <username>@<url or ip>
This could potentially conflict with using the command line > and >> operators.
>
>>
Any thoughts?
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We are using a variety of syntax to indicate placeholder parameters and such. Can we decide on a syntax we will use globally?
Something like wrapping parameters in carrots seems like it could work nicely and not conflict with the commands?
e.g.
cd <file>
git checkout <branch-name>
ssh <username>@<url or ip>
This could potentially conflict with using the command line
>
and>>
operators.Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: