The command file extension relates to the OS X Terminal, a terminal emulator. A command file contains script for the Terminal. To open, double-click the *.command file in Finder. You can view contents...
The command file extension relates to the OS X Terminal, a terminal emulator. A command file contains script for the Terminal. To open, double-click the *.command file in Finder. You can view contents using any text editor. There is no conversion for *.command files.
The format developed by Apple. Created likely using Mac OS X. Tools to use with COMMAND files: COMMAND File Opener, COMMAND File Viewer, COMMAND File Editor.
In conclusion, the extension associates with various formats, commonly Apple Terminal scripts and Windows batch files. When working with COMMAND files, ensure using the correct application and environment for the file type. Also, exercise caution when running unknown scripts as they may contain harmful code.
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Apple Terminal
Visual Studio Code