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I am using SunOS 10. I am trying to replace the : character at the end of line if the word contains : in it.
I am using the below command for it.
echo -n "test:" | sed 's/:$//g'
It’s not working. What did I do wrong here?
The same command is working fine in GNU/Linux.
You don’t need a line feed. You need to remove that
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