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This repo is mirror of https://gitlab.com/jarv/cmdchallenge
Note that the cmdchallenge.com official code repo is on GitLab, https://gitlab.com/jarv/cmdchallenge If you are having trouble with a challenge you can see solutions here -> https://github.com/jarv/cmdchallenge/blob/master/challenges.yaml Search for the challenge...
Regarding challenge: https://cmdchallenge.com/#/search_for_files_by_extension The most obvious answer to this challenge is `grep -l 500 *`, however, this is a bad practice as it will not handle files named beginning with...
## Summary The `man` command gives inconsistent results. `man tail` produces an error: `man: command not found`. Typing in gibberish as an argument to the `man` command gives a more...
## Summary Commands that work under real Unix do not work here. Expects non-standard args that are not available on Unix. If it is intended to be a Linux command...
https://cmdchallenge.com/#/delete_files asks you to delete all the files in the challenge directory including subdirs. The most obvious way to do that is: cd .. rm -Rf delete_files ... that fails,...
Note that the cmdchallenge.com official code repo is on GitLab, https://gitlab.com/jarv/cmdchallenge If you are having trouble with a challenge you can see solutions here -> https://github.com/jarv/cmdchallenge/blob/master/challenges.yaml Search for the challenge...
## Summary The wording of [`files_starting_with_a_number`](https://cmdchallenge.com/#/files_starting_with_a_number) is a bit ambiguous; the current wording is: # There are a mix of files in this directory # that start with letters and...
## Summary Tabs in output don't tabulate; it looks like they are just being replaced with four spaces (which isn't at all what a tab is for!) ## Steps to...
## Summary The first "hello world" challenge is slightly misleading. Tools such as `echo` emit an extra `\n` character, which was not included in the question description. If you attempt...
## Summary In the `list_files` challenge, the instructions say: > \# List all of the files in the current > \# directory, one file per line. The expected response is...