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Linux remove last line from file

Linux remove last line from file

sed '$d' <file>
sed -i '$d' <file> # to edit in place

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Bash delete the last line of a file

# Basic syntax:
sed -i '$d' input_file

# Note, -i means that the input_file will be modified in place

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