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Tell us what’s happening:
I used the correct command line but the test always fails.
I already tried soft reset, disabled tracking content, etc.
It doesn’t work at all that I can’t continue my session.

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스크린샷 2023-08-12 오후 7.46.39
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In Terminal

codeally@9443d3c6e732:~/project/website$ mv footer.jpeg client/assets/images/
mv: cannot stat 'footer.jpeg': No such file or directory
codeally@9443d3c6e732:~/project/website$ find -name footer.jpeg
./images/footer.jpeg

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Welcome to our community!

We don’t see the ‘website’ folder here. Are you trying to move the image from that folder?

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Hi There!
Thank you for warm welcome to community.
I’m still a new here and sorry for the lack of information.
I just added some more details about it.

I was doing it in the website folder tho…
It didn’t really work.
I don’t know why it doesn’t let me move to the next.

I really really wanna make it 100% asap so that I can move to the next topic.

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The footer.jpeg file is positioned in the ‘images’ folder (use the ‘find’ command to check that out if you want). You should move that file from that folder to the client/assets/images.
In other words, mv images/footer.jpeg…

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The problem is asking me to move footer.jpeg from website/images/ to website/client/assets/images.

So as the program asked me to do it, I used the commend to move it to designated directory but it can’t find the file, although there’s existing file within the parent directory, which is the website. :frowning:

Basically, the file doesn’t move at all even though I input correct commend, file name, location.

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You have already found the file in website/images. From that location, you should move the file to the /client/assets/images. Currently, you are in the website folder, and not in the website/images from where you should move the file to the new location. That is why you should use mv images/footer.jpeg + the required new path.

as you can see here:

There is no footer.jpeg in the ‘website’ folder.

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Thank you so much!
It worked!!

I just learned a new part of linux commend through this problem.
I didn’t know that I have to write specifically with directory.
Thank you so much again!

I won’t be able to forget about this! :pray:

mv <file's directory/file name> <designated location>

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10

Thank you so much!
It worked!!

I just learned a new part of linux commend through this problem.
I didn’t know that I have to write specifically with directory.
Thank you so much again!

I won’t be able to forget about this! :pray:

mv <file's directory/file name> <designated location>