Remove dollar signs from copy-pasteable code samples. #27
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Additionally, it is inconsistent in Community packages, Would propose to remove dollar signs there as well. |
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Remove dollar signs from install instructions so it works directly in copy-paste form into terminal
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Installation instructions are very clear. However, it would be slightly nicer if commands could be directly cpoy-pasted into the terminal. Currently, the dollar signs (indicating non-root access) need to be manually removed when copy-pasting.
This PR solves it: Remove dollar signs from install instructions so it works directly in copy-paste form into terminal
Additionally, I copied the
lucky_commitbinary to/usr/local/bin. Should this be added to installation instructions? e.g. copying/symlink to somewhere on$PATH?