How do I copy the standard output of a command to a file? I.e. direct it to the file in addition to (not instead of) the console?
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How do I copy the standard output of a command to a file? I.e. direct it to the file in addition to (not instead of) the console?
Get yourself a copy of
teefromGnuWin32(it’s part ofCoreUtils) and use:If you have (and don’t mind using)
powershell, that command will also work within it, obviating the need for third-party tools.