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I need to kill the “yes” command after some iterations, two methods:
a) kill it
b) give “n” as an input
after some time
How would you automate the removal of .git directory?
Why not do “rm -rf .git”? That’s the right way to remove a directory with read-only files.
If you need to use yes for some other reason, here’s how to get 10 ‘y’ followed by an n: