Dave Ceddia • 11/11/2020

Remove XML Tag Blocks from the command line with sed

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This technical article explains how to use the sed utility to delete all instances of a specific XML tag (e.g., <meta>) from a file via the command line. It provides the exact sed command, breaks down its syntax, and includes crucial warnings about the limitations of using regex tools like sed for XML manipulation, recommending a proper parser for complex cases.

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Remove XML Tag Blocks from the command line with sed

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