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- [Saying Yes](zsh/saying-yes.md)
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- [Search History](zsh/search-history.md)
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- [Switch Versions of a Brew Formula](zsh/switch-versions-of-a-brew-formula.md)
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- [Watch The Difference](zsh/watch-the-difference.md)
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- [Watch This Run Repeatedly](zsh/watch-this-run-repeatedly.md)
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- [Where Are The Binaries?](zsh/where-are-the-binaries.md)
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# Watch The Difference
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The `watch` command is a simple way to repeatedly run a particular command.
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I'll sometimes use it to monitor the response from some endpoint. `watch`
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can make monitoring responses even easier when the `-d` flag is employed.
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This flag instructs `watch` to highlight the parts of the output that are
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*different* from the previous run of the command.
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So if I run
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```
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$ watch -d curl -LIs localhost:3000
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```
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I can easily see if the http status of the request changes.
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