Using a batch file is there a way that I can strip off the .deploy extension from all files in a directory.
For example
1.txt.deploy => 1.txt
2.txt.deploy => 2.txt
etc
Using a batch file is there a way that I can strip off the
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Using a batch file is there a way that I can strip off the .deploy extension from all files in a directory.
For example
1.txt.deploy => 1.txt
2.txt.deploy => 2.txt
etc
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