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-using Mac OSX 10.14.3,

I have some script files such as this:

#!/opt/local/bin/bash

...do some commands in bash;

I use them a lot from the terminal, and want to give them short names without a .sh prefix

Whenever I rename them manually and remove this file suffix, after a few seconds the suffix returns. I thought this might be Spotlight, so I transferred this folder into Spotlights 'Privacy' tab. This at least removed a lot of the metadata of the file, but the automatic renaming of the file to include the suffix still continues.

This behaviour is seen not just in .sh files, but .py and others as well. It is as if OSX is forcing me to keep the file extension.

By the way, I don't want simply to make the suffix invisible in Finder. I want to remove the suffix so that I can type shorter commands at the terminal.

bash mac rename metadata file-types

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-using Mac OSX 10.14.3,

I have some script files such as this:

#!/opt/local/bin/bash

...do some commands in bash;

I use them a lot from the terminal, and want to give them short names without a .sh prefix

Whenever I rename them manually and remove this file suffix, after a few seconds the suffix returns. I thought this might be Spotlight, so I transferred this folder into Spotlights 'Privacy' tab. This at least removed a lot of the metadata of the file, but the automatic renaming of the file to include the suffix still continues.

This behaviour is seen not just in .sh files, but .py and others as well. It is as if OSX is forcing me to keep the file extension.

By the way, I don't want simply to make the suffix invisible in Finder. I want to remove the suffix so that I can type shorter commands at the terminal.

bash mac rename metadata file-types

share

asked 2 mins ago

TimTim

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add a comment | 

-using Mac OSX 10.14.3,

I have some script files such as this:

#!/opt/local/bin/bash

...do some commands in bash;

I use them a lot from the terminal, and want to give them short names without a .sh prefix

Whenever I rename them manually and remove this file suffix, after a few seconds the suffix returns. I thought this might be Spotlight, so I transferred this folder into Spotlights 'Privacy' tab. This at least removed a lot of the metadata of the file, but the automatic renaming of the file to include the suffix still continues.

This behaviour is seen not just in .sh files, but .py and others as well. It is as if OSX is forcing me to keep the file extension.

By the way, I don't want simply to make the suffix invisible in Finder. I want to remove the suffix so that I can type shorter commands at the terminal.

bash mac rename metadata file-types

share

asked 2 mins ago

TimTim

1206

#!/opt/local/bin/bash

...do some commands in bash;

share

asked 2 mins ago

TimTim

1206

share

asked 2 mins ago

TimTim

1206

asked 2 mins ago

TimTim

1206

asked 2 mins ago

TimTim

1206