I tried something like mv . .. but it doesn't work.
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The command you are looking for is
Explanation: the See the manpage which I linked for more information on Edit: as Chris Johnsen correctly points out: the pattern Edit 2: As Paggas points out, we'd also have to add the pattern Edit 3: Arajan van Benthem's answer mentions
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Short answer: use
Long answer: The command
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which will match everything except Better yet, you can use
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Just for the sake of completeness, one can also tell the Bash shell to include hidden files, using
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Ultimately trying |
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mv * ../ (15 characters) |
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[linux] [mv] [cwd] [files], or something similar? – Stephan202 Oct 28 at 19:33