CPR is a Python tool that enables users to copy files/directories repeatedly to the same destination through a simple script. Get started by cloning from the lp:cpr branch and executing ./cpr.py --help in the CPR directory.
If you're looking for an easy and straightforward way to copy the same file or directory to the same location multiple times, CPR may be the solution you're looking for. This Python script is simple to use and can save you a lot of time and hassle.
To get started with CPR, you'll need to run the following commands:
- Use `bzr branch lp:cpr` to download the source code
- Navigate to the CPR directory with `cd cpr/cpr`
- Run `./cpr.py --help` to view the available command-line options
Once you've got the hang of the command-line options, you can begin using CPR to quickly and easily copy files and directories to your desired location with confidence. Whether you need to repeatedly copy files for work or personal use, CPR is an excellent tool to keep in your arsenal.
To get started with CPR, you'll need to run the following commands:
- Use `bzr branch lp:cpr` to download the source code
- Navigate to the CPR directory with `cd cpr/cpr`
- Run `./cpr.py --help` to view the available command-line options
Once you've got the hang of the command-line options, you can begin using CPR to quickly and easily copy files and directories to your desired location with confidence. Whether you need to repeatedly copy files for work or personal use, CPR is an excellent tool to keep in your arsenal.
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