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central-upgrade-2025-4: remove extra $ prefixes from shell code - #2122
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Fixes example shell code to make it (more) copy/pasteable - prefixing a continued line with a `$` will break or change the command being executed.
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Fixes example shell code to make it (more) copy/pasteable - prefixing a continued line with a
$will break or change the command being executed.Closes #2123
What is included in this PR?
$from the middle of commandsWhat new issues will need to be opened because of this PR?
Shell command copy/paste is broken anyway due to the initial
$prefix, which is added to indicate a command prompt.A more user-friendly approach might be to add this
$prefix using CSS.What is left to be done in the addressed issue?
Nothing.
What problems did you encounter?
None.