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Fix typo #541
Fix typo #541
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You need to download assets from npm before running the examples: | |||
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May I ask the reason removing bash
here?
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Good question. the bash
annotation is useful only in bash scripts, i.e. files that end in .sh etc. This command I'm removing the bash bash
annotation from is a global terminal command, i.e. it could be run on Windows, Mac or Linux shell. The annotation colors sometimes some commands that have no correlation to the global terminal commands.
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Got it, but I think it is still better to keep his for basic syntax highlight. I would suggest to keep it.
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Sure thing. If my reasoning was not good enough I'll change it back as you wish.
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Just make sure to squash the commits if you're the one merging!
Merged, thanks for the contribution. |
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