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My pipe file saves as hello.pipe in path of "~/test" and it looks : hello = { exec "echo a > a.txt; echo Hello | cat $input.txt - > $output.txt" }
It was run using command bpipe run -d ~/ hello.pipe test.txt .
Now I get the test.hello.txt at ~/ as expected, but the a.txt file is at ~/test directory. How could I get the output path that was defined by the parameter -d, so I can move the a.txt to ~/ directory.
Thanks.
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My pipe file saves as hello.pipe in path of "~/test" and it looks :
hello = { exec "echo a > a.txt; echo Hello | cat $input.txt - > $output.txt" }
It was run using command
bpipe run -d ~/ hello.pipe test.txt
.Now I get the test.hello.txt at ~/ as expected, but the a.txt file is at ~/test directory. How could I get the output path that was defined by the parameter -d, so I can move the a.txt to ~/ directory.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: