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If you're afraid of that - are you realistically going to be running a cli interactive find and replace?
If you want to package up an EXE for your specific system and host it somewhere - the license is MIT, go right ahead...
For more advanced needs, I have a custom thing called greprep that let's you make changes using your favorite editor. Workflow is like this:
1. $ rg -n .... > /tmp/lines.txt
2. (edit lines.txt in vscode)
3. $ greprep /tmp/lines.txt to apply the changesBeing able to interactively ignore instances for replacement is great!
Also see the excellent https://github.com/your-tools/ruplacer . For more advanced needs, I have a custom thing called greprep that let's you make changes using your favorite editor. Workflow is like this: 1. $ rg -n .... > /tmp/lines.txt 2. (edit lines.txt in vscode) 3. $ greprep /tmp/lines.txt to apply the changes
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Yes. It takes literally seconds, and is a single command on basically every platform. If you're afraid of that - are you realistically going to be running a cli interactive find and replace? If you want to package up an EXE for your specific system and host it somewhere - the license is MIT, go right ahead...
Thanks, not interested then
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Yes. It takes literally seconds, and is a single command on basically every platform. If you're afraid of that - are you realistically going to be running a cli interactive find and replace? If you want to package up an EXE for your specific system and host it somewhere - the license is MIT, go right ahead...
> Yes Thanks, not interested then
Am I alone in initially thinking this was specifically for the fish shell because of this tool's name?
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It's important, when people share something they've made on HN, that they don't run into this sort of bilious internet putdown.
Edit - these are other examples of the same thing (i.e. the thing we don't want in HN threads, and which we'd appreciate if you'd not do any more of):