docs: Remove $ from console command snippets in documentation
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👍 There are occurences in those files as well:
Do you mind fixing them? |
Sure I will fix it and do another commit. |
julienfalque
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julienfalque
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$ from console command snippets in documentation
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Thank you @SHSharkar. |
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The installation instruction you had given, for the commands to run, adding the
$signs before every command caused issues. As GitHub supports copy commands, better the delete the$because they don't need it.