Command reference
Fill this in: replace the commands below with the real ones. Keep one line per command and a plain-language description; the reader is here because they forgot the flag, not because they want the concepts again.
Setting up#
The commands from part one, in the shells this series supports.
# install
# create a project
# verify# the same three, on WindowsEveryday commands#
| Command | Does | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Flags worth knowing#
Three or four that genuinely change what you can do — a verbose mode, a dry run, a way to point at a different configuration. Listing every flag turns this page into worse documentation than the tool's own help output.
A dry-run flag, where one exists, is the cheapest habit in this whole series: it turns "I think this is right" into "I can see what it will do" for the cost of one extra word.