My favorite command I often forget about is tee - used for simultaneously writing to the terminal AND to a file. It works best as part of a pipeline, which makes it a good fit for any shell supporting them - pretty much all the modern shells do now. I like to use this for verification: Did what my shell script print out match what I expect it to?
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My favorite command I often forget about is
tee- used for simultaneously writing to the terminal AND to a file. It works best as part of a pipeline, which makes it a good fit for any shell supporting them - pretty much all the modern shells do now. I like to use this for verification: Did what my shell script print out match what I expect it to?