If you accidentally created a file with a - in the beginning then you want to
remove it, you have to do :
rm ./-thefile
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Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for!
Thank you! No amount of backslashing seems to work.
Thanks - exactly what I needed!
thank you , I was looking for it.
Absolute magic
Thank you!!!
And if you have a file like this: "--exclude", you can delete it like this:
rm ./--exclude
Th-thanks
Awesome, you saved my life...
Thanks!
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