bash - What does 2 gt; 1 mean? - Stack Overflow To combine stderr and stdout into the stdout stream, we append this to a command: 2 gt; amp;1 For example, the following command shows the first few errors from compiling main cpp: g++ main cpp 2
shell - What does 2 gt; 1 do in command line? - Super User Because 0 (stdin), 1 (stdout) and 2 (stderr) are actually file descriptors the shell requires an ampersand put in front of them for redirection It duplicates the file descriptor in this case effectively merging the two streams of information together
linux - Why redirect output to 2 gt; 1 and 1 gt; 2? - Super User How to know which of 2> 1 or 1> 2 is correct? The already set up file descriptor goes to the right of > , and the file descriptor you want to redirect goes to the left (2> 1 means "point file descriptor #2 to file descriptor #1" )
Newest Questions - Stack Overflow I am working with the following architecture: 1 API layer (public client) secured with Microsoft Entra ID using Authorization Code Flow with PKCE 2 The API calls a Microsoft Foundry Orchestration
You must add a reference to assembly netstandard, Version=2. 0. 0. 0 I do have NET Core SDK 2 0 and NET Framework 4 7 1 installed in my machine but I don't want to include a reference to it This is a NET Framework web app only, it's hosted on Windows IIS where the installed framework is 4 6 1, there's no NET Core installed in the server So why is it asking to add a reference to netstandard?