
'yes' - output a string repeatedly - Video Man Pages

The 'yes' command outputs a string repeatedly until killed.
+ Output 'y' repeatedly until killed (Ctrl-C to kill):
yes
+ Output a specified string repeatedly:
yes string
+ Accept every 'y/n' question that is prompted by a command:
yes | sudo pacman -Syu
-OR-
yes | rm -i file1 file2 file3
NOTE Blindly answsering 'y' to every prompt could be dangerous so use with caution.
+ Output a newline repeatedly, which is useful to automate installations or scripts that repeatedly ask for "ENTER":
yes ''
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video explains the functionality and practical applications of the `yes` command in GNU coreutils. It demonstrates how the command outputs a string repeatedly to automate terminal prompts, test CPU load, and handle specific script requirements, while also covering how to terminate the process.
