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Linux command from python to execute inside subfolders

This is my folder structure: As their are many csv files inside a particular date. i want to combine all csv file inside each date folder with header of 1st file only into one single file and name is as orderno_year_month_date.csv. means every datefolder will have have only one csv named after their parent folders.So, i want clean command for

xdg-open: no method available for opening ./directory

I try to open a directory using xdg-open in Ubuntu. It works if I run xdg-open ./dir in terminal. I have a Flask web app that opens directories using xdg-open in some situations. When I start the app from terminal in development mode (By running $ flask run ) it works and opens all directories without any problems. But when

install python packages using init scripts in a databricks cluster

I have installed the databricks cli tool by running the following command pip install databricks-cli using the appropriate version of pip for your Python installation. If you are using Python 3, run pip3. Then by creating a PAT (personal-access token in Databricks) I run the following .sh bash script: python_dependencies.sh script I use the above script to install python libraries

Why is Pip not working after upgrading Python to 3.8?

I was working on a 2D game using python 3.6.8 and pip3. Everything was working fine. Then i downloaded and installed python 3.8. Now, pip won’t work at all. These are the errors I am getting when running “pip3 install arcade”: PLEASE HELP, I would like to continue making my game. Answer The error is pretty clear. You’ve got a

How do I output a recursive list of files to a text file without using glob (python3.4)

I am trying to recursively go through all the directories in the “boards” directory and find files that end in ‘.vhd’ and then output them to a text file. I am using python 3.4 so I don’t have access to recursive glob. I want ‘rel_paths.txt’ to look like this in the inside: ../../boards/foo/bar/file_name1.vhd ../../boards/foo/bars/file_name2.vhd Answer if you are flexible you

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