cli-sedHow can I use the CLI sed command to manipulate keys?
The sed
command is a powerful command line utility that can be used to manipulate keys. It can be used to search and replace text, delete lines, and more. Here is an example of how to use sed
to search for a key and replace it with a new one:
sed -i 's/old_key/new_key/g' filename
This command will search for all occurrences of old_key
in filename
and replace them with new_key
.
Here are some of the parts of the command:
sed
– the command itself-i
– the flag to indicate that the file should be edited in-places/old_key/new_key/g
– the search and replace command, whereold_key
is the text to be replaced andnew_key
is the replacementfilename
– the file to be edited
For more information on how to use sed
, see the following resources:
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