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Unsloth has changed its Studio terminal so commands that redirect output to nul in Windows Git Bash are rewritten to use /dev/null instead. The project’s commit says this prevents Git Bash creating a real nul file that Windows users can struggle to remove.

The change applies to unquoted redirects, and the commit lists tests for the rewrite and for running a command through Git Bash. Quoted text and other operating systems are left alone. It is a small fix with a satisfyingly specific nuisance behind it. The commit documents the code change, but does not establish when it will reach a packaged release.

Discuss: Should AI tools that run terminal commands be expected to account for shell differences like this automatically, or is that the job of the app around them?

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