this is just an example what is supposed to happen if you have duplicates.
cp -v is copying in verbose mode and you get to see something along the lines of
in its output.Code:`./dir1/samefile' -> `./samefile' (backup: `./samefile.~1~')
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this is just an example what is supposed to happen if you have duplicates.
cp -v is copying in verbose mode and you get to see something along the lines of
in its output.Code:`./dir1/samefile' -> `./samefile' (backup: `./samefile.~1~')
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