guides-cleaner clean-content <path_to_the_project>
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codio/guides-cleaner/master/installer.sh)"
- Download the linux binary (
content-checker-linux-amd64.tgz
) under Releases - Drag-and-drop
guides-cleaner-linux-amd64.tgz
into the Codio assignment or project filetree - In the Codio terminal, extract the binary:
tar zxf guides-cleaner-linux-amd64.tgz
- In the Codio terminal, run the code:
./guides-cleaner clean-content
-
Download the linux binary (
guides-cleaner-linux-amd64.tgz
) under Releases -
Drag-and-drop
guides-cleaner-linux-amd64.tgz
into the Codio assignment or project filetree -
In the Codio terminal, extract the binary:
tar zxf guides-cleaner-linux-amd64.tgz
-
Clone the two assingments you want to merge into Codio
-
In the Codio terminal, run the code:
./guides-cleaner merge <destAssignmentPath> <mergeAssignmentPath>
Note: The second assignment path (merge) is appended to the end of the first assignment path (dest) For example:
./guides-cleaner merge cs-intro-python-loops/ cs-intro-python-conditionals/
Conditionals would be appended after the loops content
If you want to append content into the existing content (in
.guides
), set the<destAssignmentPath>
to./
. Make sure your<mergeAssignmentPath>
ends with a/
or it will overwrite the content.To move content into
.guides
(overwriting any existing content in.guides
), set the<destAssignmentPath>
to.
.