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To | To <code>diff</code> the outputs of two command outputs, such as two <code>ls</code>'s, run: | ||
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diff <(cd directory1; ls) <(cd directory2; ls) | diff <(cd directory1; ls) <(cd directory2; ls) | ||
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Revision as of 06:01, 29 March 2015
To diff the outputs of two command outputs, such as two ls's, run:
diff <(cd directory1; ls) <(cd directory2; ls)
This is assuming you are using bash, or a shell that can handle sub shells and pipes similar to bash such as zsh.