My environment is windows 7 x64,
After I followed the step
$ mkdir classify
$ cd classify
$ git init
$ wget https://dvc.org/s3/so/code.zip
$ unzip code.zip -d code && rm -f code.zip
$ git add code/
$ git commit -m 'download code'
it showed the error:
error: pathspec 'code'' did not match any file(s) known to git
then I followed the direction from @mroutis using the double quotes
git commit -m "download code"
and it worked after all.
@lunasdejavu good catch! Would you mind to fix it? Just click on the "Edit on Github" button, then edit the file (pen button at the top) and create a PR. No need to do anything out of Github :)
I could look look for single quotes in console commands all over the docs...
@lunasdejavu what are you using for terminal under Windows 7? Linux Subsystem?
I could look look for single quotes in console commands all over the docs...
@lunasdejavu what are you using for terminal under Windows 7? Linux Subsystem?
the latest anaconda
I created PR https://github.com/iterative/dvc.org/pull/288 to address this and other instances of the same possible issue, as well as other small updates @shcheklein