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I sometimes wonder why they put them close to each other, true it makes sense to use -r and -e but editing is a common thing, at least they could show a warning before starting to remove
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@gitpush - apparently if you use crontab -ri then it shows a prompt before removing the crontab.
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@JRodDynamite what? Why only that, it is for sure many will by mistake press r instead of e
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@Pavr - Thank God for that! Otherwise, I would've been without a job by now. 😅
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@gitpush - Agree. By default, it should show a prompt to prevent such mishaps. If we want to suppress it (for scripts) add another flag.
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@JRodDynamite I don't understand this world any more >_>
Hope this never happens again :\
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