gemini-cli-debug-output.txt

[DEBUG] CLI: Delegating hierarchical memory load to server for CWD: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Loading server hierarchical memory for CWD: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Searching for GEMINI.md starting from CWD: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] User home directory: /Users/romin
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Global GEMINI.md not found or not readable: /Users/romin/.gemini/GEMINI.md
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Determined project root: None
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Checking for GEMINI.md in (upward scan): /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Upward GEMINI.md not found or not readable in: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Checking for GEMINI.md in (upward scan): /Users/romin
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Upward GEMINI.md not found or not readable in: /Users/romin
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Checking for GEMINI.md in (upward scan): /Users
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Upward GEMINI.md not found or not readable in: /Users
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Reached ultimate stop directory for upward scan: /Users
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [1/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [2/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/.venv
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [3/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/cows-and-bulls-game
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [4/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/cricket-scores-app
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [5/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/events-and-speakers-app
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [6/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/mcp_server
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[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [199/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/mcp_server/venv/lib/python3.13/site-packages/mcp-1.9.4.dist-info
[DEBUG] [BfsFileSearch] Scanning [200/200]: /Users/romin/gemini-cli-projects/mcp_server/venv/lib/python3.13/site-packages/mdurl

[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] Final ordered GEMINI.md paths to read: []
[DEBUG] [MemoryDiscovery] No GEMINI.md files found in hierarchy.
Flushing log events to Clearcut.
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Clearcut response:  { nextRequestWaitMs: 900000 }
Clearcut response:  { nextRequestWaitMs: 900000 }
Flushing log events to Clearcut.
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The standard Linux command for moving files and directories is `mv`. While `mv` doesn't have a specific "recursive" flag like `cp` or `rm`, its default behavior is recursive when moving a directory.

Here are the two most common scenarios:

### 1. Move an entire folder into another folder

This is the simplest case. The command moves `source_directory` to become a subdirectory inside `destination_directory`.

**Syntax:**
`mv [source_directory] [destination_directory]`

**Example:**
Let's say you have a folder named `invoices` that you want to move into a folder named `archive`.

`mv invoices/ archive/`

**Result:**
The `invoices` directory, and everything inside it, will now be located at `archive/invoices/`.

### 2. Move the contents of a folder into another folder

If you want to move all the files and subdirectories from a source folder directly into a destination folder (without moving the source folder itself), you can use a wildcard (`*`).

**Syntax:**
`mv [source_directory]/* [destination_directory]/`

**Example:**
Imagine you have a `downloads` folder full of files and you want to move them all into your `documents` folder.

`mv downloads/* documents/`

**Result:**
All the files and folders that were inside `downloads` are now directly inside `documents`. The `downloads` folder itself will remain, but it will be empty.

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**Important Notes:**

*   **Permissions:** You need write permissions in the destination directory to move files into it.
*   **Overwriting:** If a file with the same name already exists in the destination, `mv` will overwrite it without warning. Use the `-i` (interactive) flag (`mv -i source/ destination/`) to be prompted before overwriting.
*   **Hidden Files:** The `*` wildcard does not match hidden files (names starting with a `.`). To move all files including hidden ones, you can use `mv source/.* source/* destination/`.Flushing log events to Clearcut.